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.
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.
Your approved court reporters, process servers, videographers, and translators live in one directory with the services and coverage each one handles.
Every request shows where it stands — scheduled, in progress, attempted, completed — with timestamps and vendor notes, visible to everyone on the matter.
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.
See turnaround times, open requests, and vendor activity by matter, office, and service type — without exporting anything into a spreadsheet.
Court reporting, process serving, videography, and translation all run through one intake, one status model, and one place to find the finished work product.
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.
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.
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.
Generate a structured request with service type, scheduling, documents, and instructions.
Route to your approved vendor — or a qualified QuickLinq partner in that coverage area.
Track attempts, updates, and completion, with deliverables returned to the matter.
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.
More integrations are being added very soon.
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