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Access Legal vs. CompuLaw

Overview
ProductRatingMost Used ByProduct SummaryStarting Price
Access Legal
Score 6.8 out of 10
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DPS Software was acquired by the Access Group in June, 2020, and is the technology basis for Access Legal. Access Legal is a suite of software solutions that enable users to take control of time to deliver better client outcomes through an unrivalled suite of legal software solutions – from cloud-based case and practice management, finance and accounting, compliance and learning through to HR and CRM.N/A
CompuLaw
Score 8.0 out of 10
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Aderant offers CompuLaw, the company's rule-based calendaring and docketing system with matter management database for law firms, supporting case and event tracking with reminders, report generation tools with automated report distribution, and integration with major document management systems and Office 365 tools and products (e.g. Exchange, Outlook, etc.). The CompuLaw software also provides the date calculation engine for Deadlines.com, the company's deadline tracking platform designed to…N/A
Pricing
Access LegalCompuLaw
Editions & Modules
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Offerings
Pricing Offerings
Access LegalCompuLaw
Free Trial
NoNo
Free/Freemium Version
NoNo
Premium Consulting/Integration Services
NoNo
Entry-level Setup FeeNo setup feeNo setup fee
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Community Pulse
Access LegalCompuLaw
Considered Both Products
Access Legal
DR
David Ramírez
Case Advocate
Chose Access Legal
They work together pretty well. When I have voicemails, I get an email in my inbox with it and I can even hear it on Outlook; no need to go through Genesys and hear [them] one by one. I get the phone number from where I received the call and voice mail as well.
Omar Israel Sánchez Monroy | TrustRadius Reviewer
Omar Israel Sánchez Monroy
Auditor de Seguridad de la Información
Chose Access Legal
Clio provides a web-based practice management, time and billing, and client collaboration platform for small to mid-sized law firms.
CompuLaw

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User Ratings
Access LegalCompuLaw
Likelihood to Recommend
9.0
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Support Rating
3.0
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User Testimonials
Access LegalCompuLaw
Likelihood to Recommend
DPS Outlook Office is suitable for a business environment and would be best used by businesses without remote employees. For remote-based businesses, it would be better to look into a Google-powered office scenario.
Omar Israel Sánchez Monroy | TrustRadius Reviewer
Omar Israel Sánchez Monroy
Auditor de Seguridad de la Información
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Pros
  • Having everything centrally located is very convenient.
  • I really like how I can deal with accounting and billing within the program.
Omar Israel Sánchez Monroy | TrustRadius Reviewer
Omar Israel Sánchez Monroy
Auditor de Seguridad de la Información
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Cons
  • Notifications when you receive an email on filtered folders.
  • Give extra time when you want to cancel an email recently sent.
  • Improve calendar to be more intuitive.
DR
David Ramírez
Case Advocate
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Alternatives Considered
They work together pretty well. When I have voicemails, I get an email in my inbox with it and I can even hear it on Outlook; no need to go through Genesys and hear [them] one by one. I get the phone number from where I received the call and voice mail as well.
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David Ramírez
Case Advocate
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Return on Investment
  • Communication with coworkers.
  • Communication with other departments.
  • Communication with clients.
  • Filters a lot of spam.
DR
David Ramírez
Case Advocate
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