Feature Requests

Current functionality requires you to link an email, wait a couple seconds, then go to Emails tab within the matter and Edit Email Short Note. I would like to be able to add the Note at the time of linking the email in in the interest of efficiency.

The ability to edit clients, matters and document properties in bulk. This would likely take the form of: Select multiple records via checkbox Click 'Bulk Actions' drop-down (new) Edit properties, tags, fields, etc.

Bates stamping right out of LexWorkplace would reduce or eliminate the need for e-discovery software for smaller matters.

The ability or option to collapse or group emails (in the email tab of a matter) by thread, conversation or subject.

Able to filter documents and emails added to the case within X days. This allows them to pay attention to what was recently added.

On any screen with a list (Clients, Matters, Documents, Email) the ability to either: A. Select more rows per page (the current default is 50 lines per page), and/or: B. Jump to any specific page (including Last).

Would be a good idea to have a system status alert somewhere when your system is having issues so we know you are aware and don't bombard you with support calls.

The ability to create shortcuts to other documents or folder, as an item in the 'Documents' tab. Similar to Windows shortcuts.

When files are downloaded, I would like them to preserve their actual names (as opposed to be modified to include characters such as "%20".

While the ability to save multiple emails to the same matter at a time would be preferable, it would also be a nice option to be able to keep the email add-in window open. If you are adding multiple emails at a time to the same matter or different matters (such as catching up on a day's worth of emails or even a week), it would save time if the window did not close every time and go through the log-in or find credentials step each time, and saving multiple extra key strokes. If keeping it open was optional, those who want it open can do so and those who do not, do not.