When a practice begins experiencing the limitations of server-based technology, many firms often find themselves asking “what’s next” and “can I afford it?” The wrong investment in new technology can be damaging to the firm’s top and bottom lines.
You need a trusted turnkey solution that can seamlessly transitions all of your front and back office operations to the cloud.
Centerbase may be a viable option for small and mid-sized firms looking to take that first step towards moving their law practice operations to the cloud.
Featured Case Studies
3545 Consulting has implemented Centerbase for dozens of law firms from small practices looking to adopt practice management for the first time, to larger firms that require an integrated cloud solution to support their next stage of growth.
Learn how 3545 Consulting customized Centerbase to address the unique requirements of the three offices of Chilton Yambert Porter and the Law Firm of Jim Zadeh.
Centerbase: Evolving Features for Ever-Changing Practice Management Needs
Law firms need technology solutions that are flexible and continually updated to address all of their changing practice management requirements.
The Centerbase platform is regularly updated with new features and capabilities, based on ongoing law firm feedback, to constantly facilitate processes and oversight of every aspect of a growing firm’s operations.
One critically important function of any practice management technology is having a robust reporting feature that is easy to use and can be customized to a firm’s particular operational practices.
In this following blog, 3545 Consulting’s Caren Schwartz, provides an overview of Centerbase’s continually updated reporting features that give firms real-time views and snapshots of time and billing, case matter management and overall profitability and efficiency for making course corrections as needed.
Centerbase: An Application Integration Option
Law firms often have multiple software applications in different areas of their IT systems that typically do not talk to each other or allow for data and information to be shared across applications, adversely impacting office productivity.
In this blog, 3545 Consulting’s Caren Schwartz collaborated with Centerbase’s Rob Joyner to look at 7 key considerations, factors and criteria for when and how law firms should integrate all of their practice management applications into one centralized platform hub for enhancing insights into their entire operational efficiencies.