Filevine is way more simpler in terms of data analysis, the way Filevine displays each project I feel is more organized and user-friendly, although Litify offers a high quality database too which also integrates with other high-end technology softwares, I feel that we made the …
Filevine is able to do the job of many product all in one, I would say that I like being able to right click on document for Google Drive to then edit them like rename, and it takes more time and steps to do that with Filevine.
Filevine does more of everything, it can do file storage, file transfer, task and work flow, calendaring, etc. It does just about everything, with the exception of a few document specific issues (nursing home records)
I have used other products which aren't available to list here, but Filevine is powerful but lags in ease of use, billing, and reporting compared to other platforms.
In comparison to past products I have used in the past, including Needles and TrialWorks, Filevine is just as great a product and even has some features and abilities that the others haven't. I would prefer to continue using Filevine.
I have previously used LegalServer, which I felt was not as easy/user friendly as Filevine has been. The layout was a lot more technical looking and it was much more difficult to navigate through the case files. The one major thing I will say that I liked more about LegalServer …
Filevine is so much more detailed and extensive in terms of keeping all the information for each case in one place. I can even edit docs within filevine and combine docs and create emails and faxes right from within. I feel Filevine is an all in one stop and helps keep …
I’ve tried Clio, MyCase, and PracticePanther. Clio is super user-friendly with lots of integrations, MyCase is great for billing and communication but more limited on automation, and PracticePanther is easy to use but not as strong on reporting. Compared to them, Filevine feels …
File Vine is an excellent product due to its ease of use and organizational capabilities. Have used another product, but it's not as vast as File Vine.
I have used Zelous. It is a smaller known case management software. I was a public defender. it was created for public defenders by public defenders. I have also used Defender Data. Filevine blows both of these products out of the water.
AI is here - whether we like it or not, lawyers and paralegals are using it. Filevine gives users the AI in a safe way that isn't in the public domain or discoverable. Lois has given our users the AI tools so we can control how AI is deployed and used, keeping our data safe, our client information protected and eliminating the possibility of any open AI searches being discoverable
I think the new update on contact cards needs to be a little more simpler, I love that they added the extension portion, but it's just a bit clunky and too big. It also take longer to load.
I think that Filevine doesn't need to log you out every day, when I log it it give me the option to remember device for 180 days, sometimes im in the middle of editing a document in Filevine and it signs me out.
It's worth our investment, we've reached a 75% ROI within the last 3 years, it was not easy but we feel that we succeeded, 75% it was not from one day to the other, it was a huge effort delivered from everyone in our organization and now we're living our dream.
Filevine is user friendly. The integrations available are many. We use several, including Lead Docket. We would be lost without Filevine even though we still save our documents on our network, I find it super easy to look at Filevine if we want to know where the medical expenses stand or other stats
Their live video chat support is a good resource, but often the problem cannot be resolved through this chat, and then promises to have someone follow up are almost always dropped. Filevine fails to make corrections for glitches or missing basic functions.
I have previously used LegalServer, which I felt was not as easy/user friendly as Filevine has been. The layout was a lot more technical looking and it was much more difficult to navigate through the case files. The one major thing I will say that I liked more about LegalServer was the function to email documents to a case file email and those would automatically upload to the file