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CaseFox vs Folderit

CaseFox

8.7#1 in legal practice management softwareFrom $45 a month
Free planAndroidiOSWebAPI
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Folderit

7.1#7 in legal document management softwareFrom $581 a year
AndroidiOSWebAPI
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FactCaseFoxFolderit
FoundedCaseFox says it launched in 2011 as a legal billing and case management tool in Silicon Valley, California.2014
HeadquartersSilicon Valley, CaliforniaTallinn, Estonia
IntegrationsListed integrations include LawPay, PayPal, QuickBooks, Xero, Google Drive, Dropbox, Box, Google Docs, Microsoft 365, Google Calendar, Excel and Keap.Built-in integrations include Microsoft 365, Outlook, and DocuSign, while the site also describes SSO with Microsoft Entra ID, Okta, and Google.
ProductCaseFox is legal practice software for managing billing, cases, documents, and time, designed for attorneys, CPAs, consultants, and investigators.Folderit is a document management system for organizing and finding documents, collecting information with forms, and automating approvals and e-signatures.
SecurityThe company says it uses SSL, encryption, database replication, backups, mirror-server recovery and restricted server access.Folderit describes 256-bit encrypted storage, encrypted connections, two-factor authentication, IP restrictions, audit trails, and geographically separated backups.

CaseFox plans

  • SoloFree
  • Professional$45 a month
  • Enterprise$99 a month

Folderit plans

  • Mini$65 a month
  • Medium$110 a month
  • Tailor$133 a month
  • Mini$581 a year
  • Medium$1,165 a year
  • Tailor$1,374 a year

Pick CaseFox if…

CaseFox suits solo practitioners and legal teams that need case management, billing, and trust-account tools together. It also lists CPAs, consultants, and investigators among its intended users.

Pick Folderit if…

Folderit suits teams that need document organization, approval workflows, and configurable access controls. Its deployment options and adjustable Tailor plan may also suit larger or regulated organizations.

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