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Centerbase vs RunSensible

Centerbase

7.8#18 in legal practice management softwareFrom $19 a month
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RunSensible

8.7#2 in legal practice management softwareFrom $49 a month
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What both publish

FactCenterbaseRunSensible
Document automationYesTemplates and smart fields generate contracts, forms and letters automatically.
IntegrationsThe features page lists Microsoft Office, QuickBooks Online, LawToolBox, NetDocuments, iManage, and Plaid integrations.The catalog lists Zapier, Gmail, Facebook Apps and Tabs, Plaid, Microsoft 365 and Twilio integrations.
Mobile appThe mobile app lets users record time and access bills, matters, contacts, and documents; SecureChat is described as a premium feature.RunSensible Mobile is available for iOS and Android and exposes dashboard, clients, finances, matters, timesheets and documents.
SecurityCenterbase says data is protected with 256-bit AES encryption in transit and at rest, and backups are encrypted and replicated to a mirrored disaster recovery site.The security page describes text or email two-factor authentication, YubiKey support, AWS-based cloud storage and a target uptime availability of 99.8%.
SupportThe company offers dedicated support specialists and customer success managers, along with self-service support resources.The maker offers live website chat, email and phone support, with phone hours listed as Monday through Friday, 9am to 6pm.

Centerbase plans

  • Centerbase Payments$19 a month

RunSensible plans

  • FreeFree
  • Essential$49 a month
  • Nurture add-on$60 a month
  • Advance$89 a month
  • Ultimate$149 a month

Pick Centerbase if…

Centerbase suits midsize law firms seeking one system for client intake, matter work, timekeeping, billing, and accounting. Its mobile apps may also suit staff who need access to time recording and firm records on iOS or Android.

Pick RunSensible if…

RunSensible suits law firms seeking one platform for matter administration, documents, billing, calendars, and trust accounting. Its court-form autofill and trust tools may be useful to firms managing client and matter records.

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