Folders on every matter
Each new matter comes with the same folder structure, so every case file is organized the same way from day one.
Every matter in CaseQube gets its own set of folders the moment it opens. AI reads and sorts incoming documents, and your team previews, shares and bundles files without leaving the case.
Your documents don’t live in a separate drive from the case. They live on the matter.
Each new matter comes with the same folder structure, so every case file is organized the same way from day one.
AI reads scanned and uploaded files, then classifies, tags and files them in the right matter.
Merge selected documents and download them as one bundle when you need to send a packet out.
Document access follows CaseQube’s Salesforce permissions, and every action is logged.
No more deciding where a file goes, or hunting for where someone else put it.
Look at what’s in the file before you open it.
Know which version is current and who can see it.
Get documents in and out of the case without email attachments.
AI does the first pass on every document that comes in.
An independent auditor evaluated our controls against the AICPA Trust Services Criteria. The report is available under NDA for security reviews.
Access can be set at the profile, role and field level, and every action in the system is logged.
Our support team knows CaseQube and law firm workflows, not just software tickets.
Our implementation team moves your data from your current system and trains your staff before go-live.
Book a demo and we’ll show you a matter’s folders filling up, from the first intake upload to the final settlement statement.
Legal document management software stores, organizes and controls access to a law firm’s files. It keeps documents with the right client or matter, tracks versions and limits who can see what. In CaseQube, document management is part of the matter itself, so files sit next to the case’s tasks, billing and trust activity.
Document management software handles files: storage, folders, versions, access and sharing. Case management software runs the matter itself, with its people, stages, tasks, deadlines and billing. Many firms use two separate systems. CaseQube does both on the same matter record, so nobody has to match files to cases by hand.
Use the same folder structure on every matter, tag documents by type when they’re added, and keep emails and correspondence with the case. Limit access to the people working the matter. CaseQube creates the same folders on every new matter, so the structure doesn’t depend on who opened the file.
Look for access controls by role, an audit trail of activity, version history and a secure way to share files instead of email attachments. CaseQube is built on Salesforce, with permissions at the profile, role and field level and a log of every action.
Each matter gets folders automatically: Bill, Client Docs, Correspondence, Email, Pleadings and Supporting Docs. Files can be tagged on upload and moved, copied or renamed as needed. Documents your team generates and files clients upload at intake land in the same matter.
CaseQube stores Word documents, PDFs, PowerPoint files and images on each matter. You can filter a matter’s documents by file type to find what you need quickly.
CaseQube’s AI uses OCR to read incoming documents, including scanned files. It classifies each document, pulls out key details, adds tags and routes it to the right matter. Your team reviews the results, so filing doesn’t depend on someone sorting every page by hand.
Yes. CaseQube keeps version history on matter documents, so earlier versions stay on record and you can see how a file changed over time.
Yes. CaseQube is built on Salesforce, so access can be set at the profile, role and field level. You decide who can open a matter’s documents and what they can do with them, and activity is recorded in an audit trail.
Yes. You can share documents externally with clients, co-counsel and other outside parties directly from the matter. Potential clients can also upload their own documents through a secure portal during intake.
Yes. Select the documents you need on a matter, merge them and download them as a single bundle. It’s useful when you need to send a set of records to a client, an insurance carrier or opposing counsel.
Yes. CaseQube previews documents and images inside the matter, and you can add annotations as you review. Files don’t have to be downloaded to someone’s computer just to read them.