SimplyConvert Practice Management

SimplyConvert is excited to announce that it is actively building a fully integrated Practice Management system, with release targeted for Spring 2026. The new system introduces calendaring, task tracking, and document management—each rebuilt with automation at the core—so firms can eventually run their full practice without relying on multiple disconnected tools.

As development moves forward, SimplyConvert is inviting early adopters to join a feedback group and test new features rolling out over the coming months. Participating firms will help shape the product and ensure it meets the real-world needs of modern legal teams.

This upcoming Practice Management system will join four powerful components that already anchor the SimplyConvert ecosystem:

• Instant Case Evaluator™ — An always-on, criteria-based intake tool that engages potential clients through chatbot, landing pages, smart forms, or call center scripts. It instantly qualifies or rejects leads, sends contracts automatically, and includes a built-in, law-firm-specific CRM to manage every lead from first contact through resolution.
  
  
• CaseHQ™ — A client portal and mobile app that centralizes communication, case updates, document exchange, e-signatures, medical provider data collection, and automated reminders, keeping clients informed and reducing administrative work.
  
  
• Mass Torts 360™ — A litigation management platform that structures data for MDL and mass tort cases, automates plaintiff fact sheets, and includes litigation-specific tools and calculators to drive better prioritization and faster settlements.
  
  
• ResolutionHQ — A settlement administration platform that centralizes claims data, enabling real-time collaboration, streamlined deficiency resolution, and secure data views for all stakeholders.

With Practice Management on the way, SimplyConvert is completing the industry’s first fully connected legal operations ecosystem—from lead capture to resolution—while offering firms a modern alternative to legacy software.

Firms interested in early access can sign up now to participate in testing and development.