Sentences with phrase «practice management application rocket»

In January, I wrote here that the Web - based practice management application Rocket Matter had added document assembly.

The Web - based practice management application Rocket Matter today released version 2.0 of its platform.

Not exact matches

Just yesterday, I posted here about announcements by two of the leading cloud - based practice management platforms, Clio and Rocket Matter, that they had launched application programming interfaces (APIs) that will allow third - party application developers to integrate directly with their platforms.

At Legaltech today, the cloud - based practice - management application Rocket Matter announced two new features: integration with QuickBooks Online and a fully integrated payment - processing system called Rocket Matter Payments.

Tali — the voice - driven time - entry application — now integrates with the Rocket Matter practice management platform, the two companies announced.

I've written a number of times about Tali, the voice - driven time - tracking application, most recently in January, when it announced its integration with the Rocket Matter practice management platform.

Recently, I wrote about announcements (here and here) from two cloud - based practice management applications, Rocket Matter and Clio, that they had added document assembly to their menus of features.

Rocket Matter, the Web - based legal practice management and time - and - billing application, today announced its integration with Dropbox, an Internet document backup and synchronization service that is gaining popularity within the legal community.

The ScanSnap Cloud, in turn, forwards the documents to the users» favorite document storage applications such as Dropbox, Evernote, Google Drive, or Rocket Matter (which, as of this writing, is the only legal practice management software that directly integrates with the ScanSnap Cloud).

To fully explain the scope of who this opinion would affect, I have compiled a list of products and services that are SaaS and used regularly by lawyers in our State: Google (many of their applications or services); Yahoo / Hotmail or any other email service attached to a internet service provider, such as Earthlink, Bellsouth, Roadrunner, etc.; Verizon, AT&T, Sprint, T - Mobile; Lexis or Westlaw for online research and almost all of their other services; Mozy; DropBox; Clio; Total Attorneys; Rocket Lawyer; DirectLaw and any other practice management system with a cloud - based component.

It's even integrated with the Rocket Matter practice management application.