Filevine assembled over 300 people to celebrate the grand opening of its newest office space in the hip Sugar House neighborhood of Salt Lake City. A packed room consisting of employees, partners, board members, and city councilmen attended the event.
Filevine is a privately-held, venture-backed SaaS company based in central Salt Lake City offering legal case and contract management software, which includes a variety of tools such as text-to-case file, threaded tasks, auto-tagging and a many different types of reports.  The company’s software offers project management tools and gives security, speed, and reliability, and also assign tasks, upload files, monitor staff productivity, and communicate with their client directly from within their case file, enabling law firms to collaborate on case files with their team and communicate with clients. In 2023, the company embraced AI, a potentially treacherous undertaking for a legal tech company given embarrassing initial experiences with AI by some law firms.
Filevine’s Head Legal Futurist (and Utah AI 100 honoree), Dr. Cain Elliott, shared with TechBuzz that Filevine is threading the legal AI needle carefully. Accuracy is paramount. Using Filevine’s AI features, legal professionals can upload lengthy documents and automatically extract and organize critical information from a customer’s project documents and other files. The technology can scan handwritten notes and text within digital images using Optical Character Recognition (OCR). The extracted information can be used independently, pulled into reports, or leveraged in the creation of demand letters and other document generation. Elliott is confident that Filevine’s use of AI is thoughtful and responsible, with an emphasis on reliability and accuracy. Filevine’s Co-founder and CEO, Ryan Anderson, underscored the need for accuracy in deploying AI features into any SaaS platform in his address to the audience.
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