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Overview
Amicus Attorney provides law firms with a practice management platform. It boosts efficiency, simplifies time tracking, easily organizes files, and enhances profitability, allowing for better control over daily operations. While it offers limited options for communication filtering, it proves to be an effective solution to streamline repetitive tasks.
Amicus Attorney Specifications
- Case Management
- Document Management
- Client Management (CRM)
- Billing & Invoicing
Amicus Attorney Features
Case Management
Amicus streamlines case and matter management, making client files accessible to teams. It also serves as an administrative assistant, organizing tasks and deadlines and integrating with case matters and calendaring.
Legal Calendaring
Track progress and share calendar updates with the team throughout each case. Automatic calendaring ensures alignment across the firm, with legal rule updates and notifications informing everyone of changes.
Document Management
Managing inaccurate documents is as useful as collecting outdated phonebooks. Amicus Attorney provides access to all records in one place, automating legal documents accurately, efficiently, and securely using client matter data.
Time And Billing Management
Amicus Attorney tracks billable time in the background, ensuring visibility and accuracy. The Time Entry Assistant highlights activities without recorded time entries, simplifying adding tasks and reclaiming billable hours.
Payment Processing
Chasing payments may feel unavoidable, but staying on top of billing is key to a successful practice. With integrated APX PayNow, Amicus Billing tracks client files and generates reminders for overdue payments.
Pros And Cons of Amicus Attorney
Pros
Streamlines repetitive tasks
Responsive technical support
Open forum for user feedback
User-friendly
Cons
Limited communication filtering options
Lacks integrated access to scanned or faxed letters
Amicus Attorney Reviews
Total 32 reviews
3.2
All reviews are from verified customers
Rating Distribution
5
Stars13%
4
Stars22%
3
Stars44%
2
Stars13%
1
Stars9%
Share your experience
Barbara
Law Practice, 1-10 employees
More than a year
“provides complete and clear case overview”
Pros
This platform gives you a truly comprehensive and crystal-clear view of every single detail in a case. What really stands out is how seamlessly the calendar is integrated, it's right there when you need it, making scheduling and deadlines feel completely effortless
Cons
Getting the lawyers on board to actually use it is the real challenge, though that's a common problem whenever you introduce any new piece of technology to attorneys.
Rating Distribution
Ease of use
10
Value for money
9
Customer Support
9
Functionality
9
Doreen
Legal Services, 11-50 employees
More than a year
“Easy to navigate with useful tools”
Pros
The platform is easy to navigate, it manages huge amounts of data without a problem and it comes packed with useful tools. Also I frequently use the deadline calculator, time tracking features and the Word-compatible document templates, along with critical date reminders and scheduling which are proven helpful.
Cons
I feel like it would be really helpful to have a way to highlight or bold certain fields in the status area making the important information stand out more.
Rating Distribution
Ease of use
8
Value for money
7
Customer Support
7
Functionality
8
Anonymous
Not Specified, 1-10 employees
“scattered document management”
Pros
The interface is really simple and I can find what I need without any issue.
Cons
Document management feels scattered since we had to use separate places for everything. There wasn't a unified function to handle all our paperwork in one spot.
Rating Distribution
Ease of use
6
Value for money
4
Customer Support
5
Functionality
5
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Amicus Attorney offer an API?
No, Amicus Attorney does not provide API access.
What language does Amicus Attorney support?
Amicus Attorney supports the English language only.
What other apps does Amicus Attorney integrate with?
Amicus Attorney integrates with various applications such as Microsoft Outlook, Intuit QuickBooks, Google Apps, Dropbox, Microsoft Word, Sage Timeslips, and Hotdoc. Watch the Amicus Attorney demo to learn more about its integration options.
Does Amicus Attorney support mobile devices?
Yes, Amicus Attorney offers support for mobile devices.
What types of pricing plans does Amicus Attorney offer?
Amicus Attorney pricing depends on the number of users. Request a custom quote for a detailed Amicus Attorney cost analysis.
Who are the typical users of Amicus Attorney?
Amicus Attorney serves legal professionals, attorneys, and law firms.
What level of support does Amicus Attorney offer?
Amicus Attorney offers support through a 24/7 (Live rep), Chat, Phone, Email/Help Desk, a Knowledge Base, and FAQs/forums.