evergreen by sa.global vs. Tabillo

It's great for general research, including case law and secondary sources. I find that it's very comprehensive.

Incentivized

• It's well suited for simple data base applications: simple and fast to put together.
• It's not as well suited if an application requires more complex logics/queries.

• Finds relevant case law quickly
• Has comprehensive secondary sources/treatises
• Provides timely news and law-related information
• Allows me to do a targeted search with any useful parameters

Incentivized

• Extremely easy to learn
• Fast to create
• Easy to modify
• Build powerful applications with very little effort
• Absolutely no coding involved

• Sometimes, I find it difficult to receive a finite list of targeted search results

Incentivized

• Cannot modify the user interface (it's generated automatically)
• Does not support more advanced concepts

It does a better job of aggregating information than Westlaw. And, it has a better secondary source library.

Incentivized

• Tabillo requires almost no knowledge to use compared to MS Access but cannot build complex applications.
• Tabillo & Salesforce are both simple to learn and use but Tabillo will allow other than sales-centric types of applications to be created (more flexible).

• It has saved time in getting answers to specific question.
• I can bill a client more efficiently to get an answer to a question.

Incentivized

• Major improvement within our organization in terms of sharing vital up-to-date information