CJ Mac
GBA litigation fact management app for the rest of us. FactBox is similar in some respects to on older solution - CaseMap. But it is better in several respects. It is web-based, so it is platform agnostic and accessible regardless of whether you are on a Mac, iPad, PC, whatever. You log in and there it is. Plus, it allows you to upload files directly into the system. This is imho superior to Casemap, which depends on Acrobat linking within your network. The links would often become broken and your work was effectively lost. FactBox is relatively young product and I look forward to added features as the product matures.
Richard Filiberto
GBI have been a subscriber for over a… I have been a subscriber for over a year - use it when I can - but two things happened - 1 there is no more support links for questions so if it is not in the posted info - you don't get help. 2. It no longer works. I can't upload a source document - which is a critical component for all lawyers - so - it has failed in very important ways. Too bad - as it would otherwise be a decent platform
EBS
GBPleased with Fact Box. Could have a few more sorting features and could be a little easier to search, but by and large, a very easy way to keep track of everything you need in a file.
Jay Milano
GBInvaluable to a Trial Lawyer, an Author, or Anyone dealing with complex scenarios Imagine- No piece of evidence lost Cases analyzed and organized by Issues, events, witnesses, and timelines Any member of the team adding to the collective analysis, seamlessly Try FactBox- it is all there and more I have no link to FactBox-except as an enthusiastic use. j
Susannah
GBGreat for non-legal work too Although FactBox is primarily marketed to lawyers. It is great for non-legal work too. I use it as an artist and professor for keeping track of images, research, to-do lists and to develop ideas for a project. It beats anything else on the market for these combined functions, including BaseCamp, EverNote, Word or Trello. Even if say something like Trello is better at To-Do lists on its own, nothing combines these functions of product development.