I have enjoyed previous Clio Cloud Conferences but have not been in person since it used to be hosted in my former hometown of New Orleans. Since I am running
If you use a Windows Folder Structure instead of Worldox, Click here. Step 1: In Worldox, go to Help –> About Worldox Step 2: Make a note of the Mirrored
Back in the day, Worldox was one of the most popular legal document management systems for law firms. It was easy to use and had a lot of features that
In a previous iteration of our company, we supported Amicus Attorney, PCLaw, TimeMatters, and Worldox. Those were all on-premise software solutions. You would purchase a software license per user for
You should be using a legal Document Management Software (DMS) like NetDocuments for a variety of reasons. Just download our White Paper on Document Management Software (DMS) Made Easy to
This method doesn’t seem to work a lot, but this way always works: https://www.optiable.com/how-to-export-documents-from-worldox-to-a-windows-folder-structure/ When firms leave Worldox, sometimes they decide not to migrate everything to NetDocuments. The last firm I
Over the years, it has been my experience that there are no single solutions for lawyers. The Modern Law Firm will be built by finding software and connecting it to
NetDocuments offers a search engine that adapts to your needs, no matter what type of hardware you’re utilizing. This means they can be accessed from anywhere with an internet connection
When comparing on-premise software like Worldox to a pure cloud-based program like NetDocuments, the on-premise software often looks cheaper. On-Premise software like Worldox has a high one-time cost and a
Can we stop pretending that all of one software is an option for lawyers? Please wait for it… Jack of All Trades, Master of None Slick marketing has led attorneys
I get this call about once a month. “Hi, Craig! My name is Lisa Smith and I work at Some Big Firm.” A group of attorneys has figured out that
“At least 30,000 organizations across the United States — including a significant number of small businesses, towns, cities and local governments — have over the past few days been