Marketing with Apps


Apps enable users to easily accomplish tasks using their phones or PC's.  Common applications include making appointments, paying bills, and sending messages, Developing an app for your law firm will improve client communication, streamline case management, and put your firm ahead of the competition. They automate administration and increase billable time. Below are tips for creating an app for your firm and links to articles with "how to" information. 

Strategies
Appointments - include tools for seeing appointments and scheduling them.
Billing - enable clients to view invoices and pay them.
Communications - add messaging and notification features to the app.
Documents - make client documents available for viewing and downloading from the app.
Signing - include a feature that enables clients to digitally sign documents.
Status- include a feature that enables clients to track case status.

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