About QuickLinq

Two sides of the same work, finally in one place

Intelligent Connections. Better Outcomes.
Why QuickLinq exists

The relationship is essential.
The tooling never was.

Law firms cannot move a case forward without court reporters, process servers, videographers, and translators. Those vendors, in turn, build their entire practice on firm relationships. The dependency runs both ways and it is constant.

Yet the work connecting them is almost entirely manual. Requests are typed into emails, statuses are confirmed by phone, assignments live in spreadsheets, and every vendor brings a different portal. Information gets re-entered at each handoff, which is exactly where deadlines slip and details get lost.

QuickLinq was created to remove that gap. Instead of asking either side to adopt a new system of record, it connects to the case management system the firm already runs, carries complete context into every request, and reports status back automatically — so firms get visibility, vendors get clean instructions, and neither side spends its day chasing the other.

What fragmentation looks like today

  • Email threads that hold the only record of what was requested
  • Phone calls and voicemails to confirm a status that should be visible
  • Spreadsheets tracking who was assigned to which matter
  • A separate vendor portal for every service line
  • Manual updates copied back into the case management system by hand
Mission and principles

Connect legal support work end to end, and make every handoff intelligent

Quick Linq's mission is to give firms and vendors one shared, structured workflow — so coordination stops being work and starts being infrastructure.

Intelligent

Requests carry the context they need. Matter data, documents, and instructions are attached at the source instead of retyped into an email.

Connected

Firms and vendors work in one shared thread, connected directly to the case management system the firm already uses.

Efficient

Fewer emails, fewer status calls, fewer portals. Coordination work collapses into a single, trackable workflow.

Growth

Firms scale support operations without adding headcount, and vendors grow their book of firm business on the strength of their service.

FAQs

Answers for both sides of the platform

No. QuickLinq is a complete standalone product. Your staff can create an account, sign in directly, and start requesting and managing litigation support services without integrating anything first. Native case management integration is an optional enhancement you can add whenever your firm is ready.

QuickLinq supports native integrations with Filevine, Clio, Litify, CASEpeer/8am, Smokeball, and SmartAdvocate. More integrations are being added very soon – if your system isn't listed, reach out to one of our implementation specialist to discuss a native integration solution.

Yes. Always free for law firms — including direct integration with your existing case management system. There is no firm-side license, seat charge, or integration fee.

Yes. Quick Linq is not a marketplace that replaces your relationships. If you do not see a preferred vendor your firm already works with – You can invite the vendor and route requests to them exactly as you do today, with better structure and visibility.

No. Your case management system remains the system of record. Quick Linq connects to it, pulls matter context into each request, and writes status back so your team works where it already works.

Court reporting, videography, and translation through Quick Scribe, and process serving through Quick Serve. Additional support services are being added as the vendor network expands.

Requests are tracked by matter, vendor, service type, and status, so you can review turnaround, outstanding items, and vendor activity across offices without assembling spreadsheets.

It’s free to join and signup, with no charges for your first 90 days. We offer multiple account structures, some of which are designed to minimize or eliminate ongoing fees. We'll find the right fit for you during onboarding.

Quick Scribe is the Quick Linq workflow for court reporting, videographers, and translators. It handles scheduling requests, appearance details, matter context, deliverable status, and returning finished transcripts, media, and translations.

Quick Serve is the Quick Linq workflow for process serving. It carries service documents and party details into the request, then tracks attempts, status updates, and the proof of service or return workflow.

Create a vendor profile, select the services you provide, and confirm your coverage area during onboarding. Account creation and verification are being connected separately from this site.

Yes. Firms you already serve can route their work to you through QuickLinq, and new firms on the platform can find you for the services you list.

Quick Linq is actively developing native integrations with vendor operating systems so you can keep working where your team already works while firms stay in their case management system. These integrations are in development and not generally available yet — if an end-to-end connection matters to your practice, schedule an implementation consultation so we can discuss your system, workflow, and integration readiness.

Requests arrive structured: service type, matter details, parties, documents, scheduling, and special instructions. That removes the back-and-forth that usually precedes the actual work.
Contact us

Talk to the QuickLinq team

Tell us about your firm or your vendor practice and we'll walk you through onboarding.

Email
info@quicklinq.ai
Phone
(555) 010-2200

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