For law firms

Run every vendor request from inside the system you already use

Always free for law firms — including direct integration with your existing case management system.

Start standalone. Connect when you're ready. At launch, law firms can use QuickLinq as a standalone platform to request and manage litigation support services right away. Native case management integration is available when your firm is ready for an even more connected workflow.

QuickLinq removes the coordination tax on your support staff: no rekeying matter details, no chasing vendors for status, no separate portal per service.

Capabilities

Built around how legal support work actually happens

Optional native case management integrations

Nothing to integrate on day one — and when you're ready, QuickLinq connects directly to Filevine, Clio, Litify, CASEpeer / 8am, Smokeball, and SmartAdvocate. Matter numbers, parties, deadlines, and documents come from your system — not from someone retyping them.

One-click
requests

Open a matter, choose a service, send. The request is created with full context attached, so the vendor doesn't have to email back asking for the caption, the address, or the deposition date.

Centralized vendor
management

Your approved court reporters, process servers, videographers, and translators live in one directory with the services and coverage each one handles.

Real-time status
tracking

Every request shows where it stands — scheduled, in progress, attempted, completed — with timestamps and vendor notes, visible to everyone on the matter.

Fewer emails and
status calls

Coordination that used to take a thread of twelve emails and two voicemails becomes a request with a status. Paralegals stop being the routing layer.

Reporting you can
act on

See turnaround times, open requests, and vendor activity by matter, office, and service type — without exporting anything into a spreadsheet.

Consolidated
workflows

Court reporting, process serving, videography, and translation all run through one intake, one status model, and one place to find the finished work product.

HOW IT WORKS

Matter → Request → Vendor → Status

A single chain of custody for support work, from the moment a need appears on a matter to the moment the deliverable lands back on it. The same workflow runs standalone or integrated.

Start standalone. Connect when you're ready.

At launch, law firms can use Quick Linq as a standalone platform to request and manage litigation support services right away. Native case management integration is available when your firm is ready for an even more connected workflow.

Step 01

Matter

Start from a matter you create in the Quick``Linq workspace — or from the matter in your connected case management system, where context is already there.

Step 02

Request

Generate a structured request with service type, scheduling, documents, and instructions.

Step 03

Vendor

Route to your approved vendor — or a qualified QuickLinq partner in that coverage area.

Step 04

Status

Track attempts, updates, and completion, with deliverables returned to the matter.

INTEGRATIONS

Works with the case management systems firms already run

Integration is optional — firms can start standalone today. When you're ready, QuickLinq connects directly to your existing system so requests carry real matter context from the start.

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Case Management
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Case Management

More integrations are being added very soon.

FAQs

Law firm questions

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.
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