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Revision as of 12:33, 22 February 2025
ContactsLaw is a software platform that provides complete practice management and facilitates all day-to-day operations in a law firm. It gives your business all the tools it needs to do the job, and does so in a cohesive and integrated manner. Central to ContactsLaw is the concept of the contact. You only ever enter contact details once, and then access them infinitely, linking them to files, documents, transactions and other items within the system. You can then search all of your records from one place.
It is a:
- CRM system
- Document management system
- Product-oriented billing and cost recovery system
- General and trust accounting package
- Multi-user collaborative task management system
Cloud-first
ContactsLaw's cloud-first design gives businesses the flexibility to run on fast, scalable infrastructure or utilise an existing on-premises server.
Benefits of running in the cloud include:
- Lower upfront costs
- Quick and easy provisioning
- Fast access from anywhere (including for remote workers)
- Included backups and redundancy
Technical information
ContactsLaw is built on Microsoft's .NET technology and runs on a range of hardware platforms and operating systems:
- Windows Server, Linux, Docker
- SQL Server, MySQL
- Azure, AWS
For system requirements for individual users, see Desktop App.