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CaseDesk vs Pasqio

CaseDesk

8.6#4 in legal practice management softwareFrom $290 a year
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6.6#91 in legal practice management software
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Client portalThe privacy policy says the optional client portal is served from the user’s computer and documents are hidden from portal clients unless individually made visible.Clients can exchange documents with the firm and see only matters the firm explicitly shares with them.
DeadlinesIts deadline engine computes jurisdiction-specific deadlines, accounts for court days and holidays, and cites the governing rule for each computed date.The deadlines feature tracks statutes of limitation and matter deadlines, surfacing approaching and overdue dates on the dashboard.
IntegrationsThe privacy policy lists Google Gmail and Calendar, AI providers, Stripe, QuickBooks Online, Twilio, Box, OneDrive, Google Drive, Dropbox, CourtListener, and PACER RSS integrations.Listed optional connections include Google for email import and calendar sync, Microsoft for calendar sync, and Anthropic for migration classification using file and folder names rather than file contents.
ProductCaseDesk is a legal case-management desktop application published by Fulks, Inc.Pasqio is legal practice management software for law firms that handles documents, matters, deadlines, and billing.
SecurityThe privacy policy says the local database is encrypted at rest with SQLCipher and its key is held through the operating system’s credential store.Files use per-matter AES-256-GCM encryption, and the site says traffic is TLS-encrypted and data is hosted in the United States on AWS.

CaseDesk plans

  • Free betaFree
  • CaseDesk Pro$290 a year
  • BetaFree
  • CaseDesk Pro Monthly$29 a month
  • CaseDesk Pro Annual$290 a year

Pasqio plans

  • Plans sized to your firmPriced on request

Pick CaseDesk if…

CaseDesk is aimed at licensed attorneys handling matter management, deadlines, documents, and billing. Its offline operation and local data storage may suit attorneys who want case data kept on their machine by default.

Pick Pasqio if…

Pasqio suits law firms seeking matter records, document exchange, billing, deadline tracking, and audit history in one web service. Firms should consider its stated limits around SOC 2 examination status and authorized personnel access.

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