Creating Client Portals


Client portals can be added to firm websites to secure communications and improve client relations for small and large law firms. Client portals are commonly used by accounting, financial, healthcare organizations, but less frequently used by law firms  The cost of adding a portal is nominal. Click here to learn more about client portals and how to implement one for your firm. Read reviews of standalone and packaged software for creating client portals.


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