Clio Draft (formerly Lawyaw) is a legal document automation solution, offering access to cloud-based fillable court forms, and the ability to turn Microsoft Word documents into fillable templates.
$70
per month 1 seat
Secured Signing
Score 8.5 out of 10
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Secured Signing is an electronic signature software offering from SecuredSigning. It includes features such as capturing graphical signatures and individually sign a document.
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Clio Draft
Secured Signing
Editions & Modules
Cloud-Based Court Forms
$70
per month 1 seat
Intelligent Document Automation
$110
per month 1 seat
PDF Court Form & Document Automation
$150.00
per month 1 seat
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Clio Draft
Secured Signing
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Free/Freemium Version
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Premium Consulting/Integration Services
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Entry-level Setup Fee
No setup fee
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Additional Details
$30/mo for each additional user.
Discounted annual pricing is available.
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MyCase now has signature and template features, but no way to use court forms. There's just nothing out there that compares to LawYaw for law offices. Before LawYaw, we had looked into creating our own software to do what LawYaw does (obviously, that was very complicated and …
I prefer SignNow, to be honest. It's cheap on a monthly basis, is easier to use, and when I make mistakes uploading an incorrect file, I'm not going to lose one of the document uploads I've paid for (given this is the pricing model with Secured Signing). Secured Signing is a …
If you need any documents digitally signed, it's a perfect solution and is legally binding. We used it for signing all documents that didn't require a wet signature. It's a perfect solution as well if you're working remotely and can't get paperwork done in person. I would also suggest it to those who are looking for an option to have documents signed electronically instead of using paper.
Training users (and ourselves) to think differently is the challenge - but given most users are not as familar with the computer systems which run their accounting software, that's not new.
MyCase now has signature and template features, but no way to use court forms. There's just nothing out there that compares to LawYaw for law offices. Before LawYaw, we had looked into creating our own software to do what LawYaw does (obviously, that was very complicated and expensive). It has every court form for anywhere in California already built into it.
Digital signing is simply one of the highest return on investment things you can do. It costs next to nothing compared to the cost of printing, signing, scanning, emailing, chasing multiple parties multiple times, printing and compiling counterparts, re-scanning, and saving that you'd otherwise do.