Great app
Great app which fits in well with my Briefed package!
Paperjam Paul
Great app that will make all barristers life a whole lot easier!
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About
This app helps barristers manage their legal practice efficiently. It offers mobile time recording, task management, automated follow-ups, document storage, and financial tracking. Designed by a barrister, it aims to reduce administrative work and increase profitability.
✓Mobile time recording
✓Interactive to-do list
✓Automated court follow-ups
✓Global brief & document storage
✓Automated legal drafting
✓Diary management
✓Financial & tax records
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What's New in Briefed
1.5
June 26, 2019
- Updated to support larger-screen iPhone devices
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FAQ
What is Briefed?
Briefed is a practice management software designed specifically for barristers. It helps organize cases, manage time, store documents, and handle financial records to improve efficiency and profitability.
Who developed Briefed?
Briefed was developed by OMG Software Ltd, with input from a practicing barrister. The Bar Council of England & Wales has welcomed it as an innovative solution for the legal profession.
Can Briefed be used offline?
Yes, the Briefed app allows for recording time, expenses, and CPD points on the go, even when there is no internet connection, ensuring continuous productivity.
Does Briefed integrate with other systems?
Yes, Briefed integrates with existing chambers management systems, facilitating seamless communication between barristers, clerks, and chambers.
What devices does Briefed support?
Briefed is available for iPhone and iPod devices, as indicated by its supported devices list.
How often is Briefed updated?
The latest version of Briefed is 1.5, which was last updated on June 26, 2019. Users can expect updates to improve functionality and address any issues.
What is the age rating for Briefed?
Briefed has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.
Does Briefed have ads?
No, Briefed does not contain advertisements, as indicated by the 'hasAds' flag being false.
