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I discussed this with a friend who is a lawyer here in NYC. His paraphrased comments: - I use a Mac, and whenever I click on the link, Safari automatically sa

by oogali 15y ago

I discussed this with a friend who is a lawyer here in NYC. His paraphrased comments: - I use a Mac, and whenever I click on the link, Safari automatically saves PDFs into my download folder. So I always know where to look. In other situations where I haven't been on my Mac, I've gone through my browser's cache to find the PDF. - If someone does forget, I can make sure they remember using non-technical ways, that result in no recurring billing: "If you don't save it, you buy bagels for the office for the next week". - If we make it past the first two points, the amount of money we receive [in fees] is usually significant, so paying $30-50 one-time to re-download a large filing is minor in the grand scheme of things.

robflynn 15y ago
What does he do with regards to organizing his various dates that are found within the e-mail notices? Our aim is to get everything in one place and organized, so we import lists of creditors, dates, and names as well as the PDFs. Shortly after launch we will be rolling out the mobile web version (for tablets/phones) as well as releasing desktop sync clients (mac and windows) to download all new PDFs onto your workstation(s) as well as importing the dates into exchange/icalendar/etc. Based on some feedback, we're also working on some basic work flow things such as leaving comments on people/cases/notices, passing off assignment, etc. If your attorney friend is open to it, I'd love to speak with him sometime regarding his thoughts. E-mail is fine. I love all the feed back I can get. The system is currently tailored for bankruptcy law, so if he's a bankruptcy attorney I'd love to hook him up with an account at no charge. edit I apologize for the delay on getting back to you. Notifo was not letting me know about the reply, but I have since straightened the problem out.

by oogali 15y ago

robflynn 15y ago

What does he do with regards to organizing his various dates that are found within the e-mail notices? Our aim is to get everything in one place and organized, so we import lists of creditors, dates, and names as well as the PDFs. Shortly after launch we will be rolling out the mobile web version (for tablets/phones) as well as releasing desktop sync clients (mac and windows) to download all new PDFs onto your workstation(s) as well as importing the dates into exchange/icalendar/etc. Based on some feedback, we're also working on some basic work flow things such as leaving comments on people/cases/notices, passing off assignment, etc. If your attorney friend is open to it, I'd love to speak with him sometime regarding his thoughts. E-mail is fine. I love all the feed back I can get. The system is currently tailored for bankruptcy law, so if he's a bankruptcy attorney I'd love to hook him up with an account at no charge. edit I apologize for the delay on getting back to you. Notifo was not letting me know about the reply, but I have since straightened the problem out.