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Osprey Approach vs RunSensible

Osprey Approach

7.6#27 in legal practice management softwareFrom £110 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

FactOsprey ApproachRunSensible
Document automationYesTemplates and smart fields generate contracts, forms and letters automatically.
Founded1988LinkedIn lists the company as founded in 2017.
Free planNoYes
IntegrationsListed integration partners include Microsoft 365, InfoTrack, DocuSign, Perfect Portal, Lexis Smart Forms, Minerva, Katchr, and TextAnywhere.The catalog lists Zapier, Gmail, Facebook Apps and Tabs, Plaid, Microsoft 365 and Twilio integrations.
Practice managementPractice management features include compliance, reporting and business intelligence, and a third-party portal.The platform includes client intake, matter management, CRM, time tracking, document management, billing, online payments and calendar management.
ProductOsprey Approach is a cloud practice and case management solution for lawyers and law firms of all sizes.RunSensible is an all-in-one, cloud-based legal practice management solution for law firms.
SecurityOsprey says its system is hosted in UK data centres and lists SSL encryption, firewall protection, and data syncing between two locations among its security services.The security page describes text or email two-factor authentication, YubiKey support, AWS-based cloud storage and a target uptime availability of 99.8%.

Osprey Approach plans

  • Advanced£110 a month
  • Premium£140 a month
  • Enterprise—
  • Osprey ApproachPriced on request

RunSensible plans

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

Pick Osprey Approach if…

You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.

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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