CloudLex
7.0#63 in legal practice management softwareAndroidiOSWeb
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RunSensible
8.7#2 in legal practice management softwareFrom $49 a monthFree planAndroidiOSWebAPI
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| Fact | CloudLex | RunSensible |
|---|---|---|
| Document automation | Yes | Templates and smart fields generate contracts, forms and letters automatically. |
| Founded | 2015 | LinkedIn lists the company as founded in 2017. |
| Integrations | CloudLex lists integrations including Microsoft 365, QuickBooks Online, DocuSign, Adobe Sign, Google Workspace, Dropbox, and RingCentral. | The catalog lists Zapier, Gmail, Facebook Apps and Tabs, Plaid, Microsoft 365 and Twilio integrations. |
| Security | CloudLex says its Microsoft Azure-hosted platform uses 256-bit encryption and SSL and complies with HIPAA, IRS, and AICPA standards. | The security page describes text or email two-factor authentication, YubiKey support, AWS-based cloud storage and a target uptime availability of 99.8%. |
| Support | CloudLex says subscriptions include customer success support by live chat, email, and phone during business hours, plus onboarding and training. | The maker offers live website chat, email and phone support, with phone hours listed as Monday through Friday, 9am to 6pm. |
CloudLex plans
- AdvancedPriced on request
- EnterprisePriced on request
- ProfessionalPriced on request
RunSensible plans
- FreeFree
- Essential$49 a month
- Nurture add-on$60 a month
- Advance$89 a month
- Ultimate$149 a month
Pick CloudLex if…
It suits plaintiff personal injury firms needing intake-to-settlement workflows, mobile access, and legal matter tools. Firms wanting Lexee AI, client portals, and listed business integrations may also find it relevant.
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.