Final week, NetDocuments introduced the acquisition of OpenText eDocs, marking a shift within the doc administration panorama for legislation companies. In response to this growth, Common Migrator has introduced that it’s making its full library of eDocs migration instruments out there to all NetDocuments consultants globally without charge.
Common Migrator’s resolution is designed to speed up modernization efforts for legislation companies transitioning from eDocs to NetDocuments. By eradicating licensing prices for its eDocs-specific instruments, the corporate goals to assist NetDocuments implementation companions cut back mission timelines, and considerably decrease migration-related bills.
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About Common Migrator
Common Migrator offers a complete platform utilized by know-how and IT consultants emigrate legislation companies from legacy and cloud-based methods into fashionable authorized know-how platforms. With greater than 135 connectors—and new ones launched weekly—the platform permits consultants to deal with advanced information transitions involving paperwork, monetary data, apply administration information, and extra.
As beforehand coated on LawNext, Common Migrator has steadily expanded its footprint throughout the authorized tech migration ecosystem via a collection of month-to-month updates and strategic partnerships. Current product expansions have launched connectors for methods together with CaseCloud, Intapp, Amazon S3 Buckets, M-Information, and others, reinforcing its function as a key participant in authorized information migration.
Now, with NetDocuments increasing its world attain via the acquisition of eDocs, Common Migrator’s transfer is about to offer instant profit to the NetDocuments associate group.
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Easy methods to Entry Free Instruments
Any NetDocuments consultants searching for entry to the instruments can request it directly from Universal Migrator.
For extra background on Common Migrator’s broader platform updates and continued enlargement within the authorized know-how house, see earlier coverage published to LawNext on month-to-month connector releases and up to date partnerships.
