Eve connects to your firm’s existing systems, bringing in case data, communications, and calendars, so your team spends less time on admin and more time on casework and clients.
“With Gmail and OneDrive connected to Eve, I’d estimate I’ve cut at least 20% of the admin time I spend on my cases. I’m no longer moving emails and files between tools just to get started.”
Tito GonzalezManaging Attorney, Imler Law
“Connected tools give our lean team room to take on more cases without adding people just to handle busywork. That lets us focus on client service and the strategic work that makes a difference in each case.”
Turn new medical records in Dropbox into an updated treatment status in Litify.
File it where it belongs
Save the signed agreement to the matter folder in SharePoint and note it in Clio.
Act on opposing counsel’s email
Turn opposing counsel’s proposed deposition dates into a task, calendar holds and a matter note.
File the email
File a records email and its attachments to the matter, sorted as records, bills or correspondence.
Calendar the order
Put every deadline from a scheduling order on your Outlook or Google calendar, with the order cited.
Move the dates
When trial moves, move the dependent deadlines with it, keeping court dates and internal windows separate.
Questions and answers
There are integrations that bring case data into Eve. In addition, other integrations let Eve act in your systems when you ask: update fields, file documents, draft emails and calendar deadlines, with your approval.
No. Integrations are included for all Eve customers at no extra cost.
Out of the box, every change Eve makes is a suggestion. It shows the current value, the proposed value and its source, and a person approves it before anything changes. Eve only writes automatically where your firm’s instructions allow it.
No. Eve searches only your own mailbox, and only when you or an agent asks. It drafts replies there and sends only when you tell it to.
Admins decide what Eve is allowed to do in each integrated system. You can turn off any action, such as deleting documents, or make a connection read-only, and you can add plain-English rules like “always upload a new version, never replace a file.” Every action is logged in Eve, and with individual accounts, each change in your CMS shows who approved it.
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