Butcher & Barlow has selected PracticeEvolve to consolidate operational software into one solution.
Offering a full range of legal services, Butcher & Barlow operates from ten offices across the North West with 160 staff. With a focus on building long term relationships with clients, the team wanted to consolidate their software to ensure they could continue to provide a high level of service to their clients in a demanding environment.
Rick Roberts, IT Manager, commented:
“Over the years, we have employed a number of different systems to handle our cases, our accounts and our document management. Butcher & Barlow are always looking for ways to build on the resources we already have to improve efficiencies across the firm for the benefit of our clients. Our investment in PracticeEvolve will enable us to have everything in one single system and help us achieve further efficiencies which will ultimately benefit of our client’s.
PracticeEvolve has a number of great features which we will benefit from. The fact we can sculpt the software and write workflows according to how we manage new business all the way through to billing will significantly increase our efficiency and ensure that we can provide our clients with the personal service they have come to expect from the firm. The consolidation means we can save costs on software, hosting and training. We’re now looking forward to PracticeEvolve’s migration project and getting us live.”
Dave McCarthy, BDM at PracticeEvolve said:
“I’m very pleased Butcher & Barlow have selected us as their provider of choice and I’m looking forward to go-live. We are certainly seeing more firms look to consolidate their software and our feature rich end-to-end PMS really delivers on that requirement. It has been a pleasure liaising with the team to demonstrate the power of PracticeEvolve. We’ll now turn our attention to migrating the data from multiple systems and bring the team live!”
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