
Litigation is complex. Managing the court documents shouldn't be.
ECFX is a litigation software provider whose ECFX Notice product automates the processing of federal and state electronic court filing notices. The wider suite also covers case monitoring across thousands of state and federal courts and downloading complete case files. It is aimed at law firms of all sizes and litigation specialties, including litigators, legal assistants and paralegals who handle high volumes of notices, and is positioned to reduce the manual time, errors and delays of processing notices by hand.
Product
ECFX
Founded
2018
Headquarters
United States
Funding stage
Series A
Founders
Nelson Quintero, Dan O'Day
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ECFX Notice is an enterprise notice management system that processes federal and state notices automatically. Documents are profiled using the firm's own naming conventions and abbreviations, customisable by office, practice group or client. Firms control the format, content and frequency of email notifications, which can include PDFs or links to documents in the DMS according to attorney preferences. Documents can be filed to the firm DMS, client share folders and/or cloud storage. A firmwide dashboard reports on ECF metrics for matters, cases, clients and timekeepers, and alerts send new notices and new cases to the docketing team for calendar entry. ECFX Track monitors cases across thousands of state and federal courts, while ECFX Retrieve downloads entire case files. The product connects with a firm's case management, document management and time and billing software and offers full support for ethical walls. The company is based in Los Angeles, United States, and was founded by Dan O'Day, a lawyer and programmer with over 20 years' experience in legal technology, and Nelson Quintero. Named law firms including Orrick and Steptoe appear on the vendor's website as trusted users.
What it does
Automates processing of federal and state electronic court filing notices.
Monitors cases across thousands of state and federal courts.
Downloads entire case files with a single action.
Documents named using firm conventions, customisable by office or client.
Controls format, content and frequency of email notifications.
Files documents to DMS, client share folders and/or cloud storage.
Tracks notification activity by matter, case, client and timekeeper.
Sends notices and new cases to docketing team for calendaring.
Integrates with case management, DMS, and time and billing software.
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Named enterprise customers
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Free version
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ECFX Interface
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FAQs
ECFX Notice is for law firms of all sizes and litigation specialties. The vendor says it saves hundreds of hours a week for these firms, freeing legal assistants, paralegals and case teams from manually processing high volumes of electronic court filing notices so they can focus on client work.
Yes. The vendor states that ECFX connects with a firm's existing case management, document management, and time and billing software. It also states that it has full support for ethical walls, so firms can keep existing information barriers in place.
The process has three steps. First, the firm schedules a demo of its manual ECF notice processes. Second, the vendor provides a project plan. Third, the firm goes live, after which the ECF notice process is automated and case teams can spend time on higher-value work.
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