Backdocket

Practice management platform targeting small-to-mid PI and plaintiff law firms. Built by Radolo (CBInsights). Based in New Orleans, LA (Glassdoor). Founded 2011. Unfunded. Very small team (2 employees per frontmatter — significant sustainability concern). $59.99/user/month. Features: customizable intake forms, case/claim management, document management, task tracking, calendaring, check approval, dashboards with KPIs (lead conversion, referral attribution, case lifecycle metrics). 256 AES encryption, cloud-based. Content marketing almost exclusively targets PI/plaintiff firms: ‘Ultimate Guide to Running a Personal Injury Firm,’ ‘Lifecycle of a Personal Injury Claim’ blog series. Whether the tool supports defense-side litigation, corporate, or other practice areas is unclear — custom fields suggest adaptability but no non-PI use cases documented. Review scores: Capterra/Software Advice 5/5 (13 reviews), GetApp 5/5 (10 reviews), SoftwareFinder 4.9/5 (10 reviews). Scores appear syndicated from the same ~13 reviews, not independent per platform. One Capterra reviewer notes ‘interface and onboarding can feel complex at first’ and ‘may lack some integrations.’ TheLegalPractice.com published an independent in-depth review (Jan 2025) — only editorial coverage found. Some integration capability mentioned (accounting, email, doc storage, calendar) per Feb 2025 blog, but specific platforms not verified. Capterra reviewer flag about missing integrations is a real concern. Free support via email/online forms. Active blog publishing through March 2026. No Reddit mentions. No conference presence. No industry analyst coverage.

Company Info

• Founded: 2011
• Team size: 1-10 employees
• HQ: United States
• Sector: In-House Automation, Marketing & Intake

What We Haven’t Verified

This page was assembled from publicly available information. Feature claims and workflow mappings are based on what the vendor and third-party listings publish — not hands-on testing or practitioner feedback.