rchur | Litigation Team Workflow

rchur | Litigation Team Workflow

Last updated December 14, 2020 by Editor

Skype with colleagues while co-authoring a brief

It's simple however you organize your files within the generic docket

All you need to get started:

- Skype for Business desktop client
- OneDrive for Business, and
- a Word, Excel, OneNote, PowerPoint or other Office file

The only rub is that Microsoft requires you work on the file from your OneDrive for Business folder.
Normally, you would work on files directly from an rchur docket record, which serves as a cloud folder.

Files hosted in rchur are synchronized with our servers from memory, but you can still use this feature effectively by co-authoring a document in OneDrive and then uploading it into rchur.

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"Co-author in a Skype for Business meeting or conversation"

Last updated March 17, 2020 by Editor

Collect DocuSign signatures

You can even get documents notarized

You'll need:

- A DocuSign account
- Clients who can accept electronic signatures

Learn more about e-signing with DocuSign

Last updated August 21, 2019 by Editor

Sync docket events with your Google and/or Microsoft calendar

Modular compatibility and integration with your existing calendar and scheduling systems

Cal-Sync is a powerful tool for inter-firm or practice collaboration—
Distinguish between organizational events with those limited to a shared docket.