Jack Newton, the cofounder and CEO of practice management company Clio, describes his vision for the company as becoming the operating system of law — a point he reiterated yesterday during his keynote that opened the Clio Cloud Conference in San Diego.
To that end, Clio has steadily been expanding the number of companies whose products integrate with its platform. These integrations allow Clio and third-party products to work together in various ways, helping lawyers save time and gain efficiency.
Today at its conference, Clio announced 35 new integration partners, bringing the total to almost 200. All can be found within the Clio App Directory.
“Much like you can customize your smartphone with a number of products and services that work together, Clio provides a platform to integrate all of the legal technologies that help law firms improve their client services and firm productivity,” Newton said.
The new integrations are:
AppearMe. Hire appearance attorneys specializing in a variety of practice areas and cases in less than a minute. AutoRequest. Complete the medical record and bill request process in a few simple steps. Auto Recovery Cost. Import information stored in cost recovery software like PCS Director, Print Audit, and Equitrac directly into Clio automatically. Business Health Scorecard. Get an information-rich snapshot of key performance indicators to better understand how to become more profitable. Casetext. Use a brief or complaint from one of your matters in Clio to find highly relevant, tailored search results using Casetext’s CARA A.I. technology. Contract Workbench by Lawgood. Draft contracts and customize clause language using crowdsourced market positions in just minutes. Community.lawyer. Build custom client intakes and document automations and securely send data to and from Clio into documents, emails, and more. Corvum. Autodial your clients right from your Contacts page in Clio Manage and easily take notes
