Last Updated Apr 21, 2025
Overview
Overall Rating
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Pros And Cons of DecisionVault
Pros
Attorneys are enabled to customize intake forms to gather precise client details
Security settings ensure controlled access to sensitive information
Multi-user collaboration improves teamwork on legal cases efficiently
Exports client data to legal drafting software for faster document prep
Cons
Navigation needs improvement for smoother use, as per some software users
Lacks an appointment scheduling feature that some firms require
Large client data loads cause slower system response occasionally
Frequently Asked Questions
The DecisionVault price starts at $99/month for the Solo plan (10 matters/month). Other plans include Lite at $199 (30 matters/month), Standard at $299 (60 matters/month), Advanced at $499 (120 mattes/month), and Professional at $899 (150 matters/month), each increasing in matter limits. In addition, its Enterprise plan has custom pricing for over 250 matters/month.
DecisionVault integrates with wide-ranging apps, including WealthCounsel, LawPay, Clio, Zapier, Lawmatics, myCase, PracticePanther, etc.
Yes, DecisionVault provides an API.
No, DecisionVault does not have a mobile app.
DecisionVault offers support through phone, email, FAQs, and a knowledge base.
The typical users of DecisionVault include estate planning attorneys, paralegals, assistants, and clients.
DecisionVault supports only the English language.