Open Practice: Pricing, Free Demo & Features

Last Updated Sep 11, 2026

Overview

Open Practice streamlines legal workflows through integrated matter and financial management tools. Its matter-centric design enhances visibility and collaboration across teams. While some users note occasional inconsistencies in reporting accuracy, its strong compliance features and customizable setup ensure reliability and efficiency for law firms.

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Starting Price

Custom

Open Practice Specifications

Case Management
Document Management
Client Management (CRM)
Billing & Invoicing
Trust Accounting
Reporting And Analytics
Billing & Invoicing
Time Tracking
Court Calendaring & Scheduling
e-Signature

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What Is Open Practice?

Open Practice is a comprehensive legal practice management software designed for law firms of all sizes. Developed by Dye & Durham (formerly GlobalX), it provides an integrated platform for managing cases, clients, finances, and documents efficiently. The system supports both on-premises and hosted deployments, catering to firms that require scalability and data control.

The software offers features such as matter management, trust accounting, document automation, and CRM tools. With its matter-centric design and compliance-driven architecture, Open Practice streamlines daily legal workflows while ensuring accuracy, transparency, and productivity across teams.

Open Practice Pricing

Open Practice pricing is customized based on firm size, user count, and deployment preferences. The vendor offers flexible plans with annual maintenance and support, ensuring ongoing updates and technical assistance. Request a custom Open Practice cost quote for your business.

Disclaimer: The pricing is subject to change.

Open Practice Integrations

Open Practice integrates with the following third-party software, such as:

PC Law
InTouch CRM
M-Files
Worldox
Lexis Affinity
iManage
Aderant

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Who Is Open Practice For?

Open Practice software serves a wide range of industries and sectors, including:

Legal services
Conveyancing
Financial services
Property planning and surveying
Real estate and land information
Corporate and business law
Professional services firms

Is Open Practice Right For You?

Are you looking for a software solution that unifies matter management, financial controls, and document workflows into one reliable platform? Open Practice resolves issues such as fragmented case files and complex trust accounting processes while delivering firm-wide visibility.

Security is enterprise grade and the platform is designed to scale seamlessly from small boutique firms to multi-site operations.

Still not sure if Open Practice is right for you? Contact our customer support team at (661) 384-7070, who will help you make the best decision.

Open Practice Features

Matter-Centric Workflow

Open Practice features a matter-centric design that connects every aspect of legal work including documents, billing, client data, and communications under a single matter record. This structured approach minimizes duplication, improves collaboration, and ensures complete visibility across teams, allowing firms to manage complex cases efficiently from intake to closure.

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Trust Accounting And Financials

Built with solid trust accounting at its core, Open Practice ensures compliance with strict financial regulations while simplifying transaction tracking and reporting. Firms can manage client funds, billing, and disbursements with confidence, reducing administrative overhead and ensuring accuracy in all financial operations.

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Role-Based Security And Reporting

Open Practice employs a robust role-based access system that protects sensitive clients and financial information. Combined with advanced reporting capabilities, it gives partners and managers detailed visibility into performance metrics, user activity, and matter progress without compromising data integrity.

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Customisable Forms And Precedents

Users can tailor forms, templates, and legal precedents to match their firm’s workflow. This customization enables greater consistency across documentation while reducing repetitive manual work. Firms benefit from faster drafting, reduced errors, and streamlined compliance through standardized yet flexible templates.

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Pros And Cons of Open Practice

A quick look at Open Practice's strengths and weaknesses to
help you decide if it's the right fit

Pros

Offers quick and responsive email support service
Provides detailed, exportable reporting options
Enhances matter and client management efficiency

Cons

Requires careful review of BAS report calculations
Lacks direct phone support for users

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Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to common questions to help you better understand the product, features, and services.

Does Open Practice have a mobile app?

No, Open Practice does not have a mobile app.

Does Open Practice offer an API?

Yes, Open Practice provides API access.

What level of support does Open Practice offer?

Open Practice provides support via email and phone.

What types of pricing plans does Open Practice offer?

Open Practice pricing is customized by firm size, user count, and deployment type, with flexible plans that include annual maintenance and support. Request a custom Open Practice price quotation.

What other apps does Open Practice integrate with?

Open Practice integrations connect seamlessly with tools like PC Law, InTouch, M-Files, Worldox, Lexis Affinity, iManage, and Aderant.

What language does Open Practice support?

Open Practice supports the English language.

Who are the typical users of Open Practice?

Open Practice software supports industries such as legal services, conveyancing, financial services, and professional firms handling property and corporate law.