A history of
innovation

The firm will be implementing the Accounts, Desktop and Case Management modules throughout their office during 2004.

Keyhouse quarterly newsletter keeping clients informed about new products, services and offering advice about IT and issues relating to IT. Read full article

Sheridan Quinn, who were using OPSIS case management, will be implementing the Keyhouse Case Management system. The firm’s clients, matters, document histories will be imported into the new software. Read full article

Keyhouse quarterly newsletter keeping clients informed about new products, services and offering advice about IT and issues relating to IT. Read full article

Keyhouse will be releasing CaseBooks for the small solicitors’ firm (2 to 4 people). It will incorporate an easy double entry accounts system and a simple case manager diary and tracking module. Read full article

After researching three other systems Hibernian has chosen Keyhouse Case Management software for its legal services and to integrate with its computerised claims system, eClaims.

Keyhouse is to develop and implement a Web module for Case Management. Using the Web, various departments will be able to issue instructions to the legal department and review them at any stage.

Haughton McCarroll, who are exisiting SAM34 users, will be converting to Keyhouse Case Management. The firm’s clients, matters, document histories etc. will be stored under the one database.

Keyhouse 2nd quarterly newsletter keeping clients informed about new products, services and offering advice about IT and issues relating to IT. Read full article

Patrick J. Sweeney & Co. who have Keyhouse Accounts since September 2002, are to implement the Bill Drafting and Cheque Requisitions modules of the Keyhouse Desktop product.