Integration
Briefcase + Salesforce
Briefcase reads matter and party data from Salesforce and writes the case record back, so your team works in a modern interface without leaving your system of record.
How it works
A layer, not a bolt-on.
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Connect your org
Authorise Briefcase against your Salesforce org. Start read-only to pilot, switch to two-way sync when you're ready.
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Cases map to matters
Cases, Accounts and Contacts map to Briefcase matters and parties. Briefcase keeps the record in sync.
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Your team works in the modern UI
Intake, triage, drafting and decisions happen in Briefcase. Salesforce stays the system of record.
In the record
Ask in plain language. Grounded in Salesforce.
Home › Test Court
ACME Corp. v XYZ Inc.
Defendant
XYZ Inc.
Judge
Kirby
Plaintiff
ACME Corp.
Case Progress
2 of 4 complete- ClaimJan 15
- DefenceFeb 15
- EvidenceMar 15
- HearingApr 15
What's outstanding on the Acme matter?
Two items outstanding: the statement of loss and proof of service.
How we compare
Deeply integrated. Not a bolt-on.
FAQ
Do we need to move off Salesforce?
No. Salesforce stays your system of record. Briefcase is the layer your team works in.
Is it read-only or two-way?
Either. Start read-only to pilot, then switch to two-way sync when you're ready.
How long does it take to connect?
A standard Salesforce org connects in days, not a migration project.
Get started
Try Briefcase in your jurisdiction.
Book a call and we'll show you Briefcase set up for the way your institution actually works.