PerfectLaw DMS
7.4#5 in legal document management software$295 one-timeAndroidiOSWebAPI
VisitPerfectLaw DMS vs TrustBooks
TrustBooks
6.3#14 in legal accounting softwareFrom $59 a monthWeb
VisitWhat both publish
| Fact | PerfectLaw DMS | TrustBooks |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | PerfectLaw describes integration with Microsoft Office, including Outlook, and its All-in-One suite; its about page also says Adobe Acrobat integration is provided. | The pricing page lists integrations with PracticePanther, bank accounts, LawPay, and Clio. |
| Purpose | PerfectLaw DMS profiles, stores, secures, and organizes documents in law firm case matters for eligible users to find, share, distribute, and manage. | TrustBooks is accounting software designed for law firms and attorneys to manage trust and firm accounting. |
PerfectLaw DMS plans
- webDMS On-premises—
- webDMS subscriptionPriced on request
- Basic$295, paid once
TrustBooks plans
- TIER ONE — Trust Accounting$59 a month
- TIER TWO — Firm & Trust Accounting$79 a month
- TIER THREE — Bank Reconciliation Services$249 a month
Pick PerfectLaw DMS if…
You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.
Pick TrustBooks if…
It is designed for law firms and attorneys needing trust compliance and, on higher tiers, firm accounting. The trial lets prospective users evaluate the service without a credit card.