Best Court Management Software

The blueprints of our core court solution account for a holistic view of the justice process. Equipping each court with the components they need, whether it is an automated workflow, eFiling or eBench capability, or electronic records for appeals, the solution respects the unique challenges and needs of different court types and follows in step with the widely-adaptable Component Model. Also able to integrate with any case management systems or external state agencies, this highly configurable approach not only meets the individual requisites of various case types but also transcends case-type lines by allowing one type of court to seamlessly work with another, such as when a probate court needs to work with the juvenile court. With a high-level introduction to our component-model methodology, let’s now take a closer look at the digital transformation’s specific advantages to your court type and the overflowing advances to the entire justice community.

Our true browser-based case management system enjoys a unique advantage over other systems: it was architected from the ground up as a highly configurable “business processing engine” to be the centerpiece for document management and eFiling solutions and used by trial and appellate courts, prosecutor and public defender offices, and other governmental agencies, including probation, tribal and state and county governments. eCourt can either be hosted in-house or in our cloud through Amazon Web Services (AWS). Users only need a web browser (Internet Explorer 10+, Chrome, Firefox, etc.) to access eCourt and eCourtPublic from desktops, laptops, smartphones (iPhone, Android) and tablet devices (iPad, Galaxy, etc.) The system’s graphical user interface, including all screens and dashboards, is natively touch screen enabled. eCourt is database agnostic; you can use Microsoft SQL, Oracle, etc. You can use your preferred technologies, including Citrix.

Coordinate, communicate, record, and track each step of your probation process, along with pretrial services, with Tyler's Enterprise Supervision our web-based SaaS solution. Intuitive features streamline client management while multiple layers of security provide system protection at the data center, application, and user levels. Our solution is CJIS compliant and meets Amazon GovCloud requirements, so you’ll enjoy strong data integrity and security from the moment Enterprise Supervision is implemented. You’ll also experience secure integration with other Tyler products so you can access and share data to expedite the supervision process, and see all critical case information from dispatch through disposition in one place. Get full case monitoring and reporting capabilities for adult and juvenile probation, parole, pretrial, and diversion in one case management system.

CourtFileNow is a comprehensive, integrated, Web-based eFiling system for courts, clerks, and attorneys. CourtFileNow, powered by Cenifax Courts™, links all aspects of case management to court documents. With immediate updates to your case management system, counties can go virtually paperless and avoid duplication of effort. CourtFileNow’s Web-based eFiling system has a highly intuitive design and built-in flexibility to fit workflow and process variations. It is designed for high performance, security, and reliability. Cloud-based Infrastructure further reduces costs, and provides demonstrated 99.99% availability. CourtFileNow is funded by a one-time appearance fee per case by attorneys, with no cost to the county for the system license and ongoing maintenance and support. Counties do not have to fit their workflow into CourtFileNow. We customize the system to fit the county’s work and process flows.

Catalis is North America’s leading government Software as a Service (SaaS) and integrated payments provider, powering municipal, county, state, and federal governments. With deep expertise, a proven track record, and innovative digital solutions, Catalis has empowered public servants across the US and Canada to modernize government and engage citizens.