Intake data, synced automatically
A new lead captured in Centerbase's CRM flows into the firm's broader marketing or accounting tools without someone exporting a spreadsheet to make it happen.
Centerbase is cloud-based practice management software for law firms, combining matter management, billing, and a built-in CRM for client intake in one system. We don't implement or administer Centerbase. We build the integrations that connect it to the accounting, e-signature, or communication tools it doesn't replace.
It runs matters, billing and intake together, but accounting, e-signature and communication tools sit outside it.
Got a Centerbase problem? Let's solve it →Centerbase's built-in CRM covers intake well inside its own screens. Where firms hit a wall is getting that intake and billing data to move beyond Centerbase: into a firm-wide accounting system for consolidated reporting, or into whatever communication tool the firm actually uses to follow up with a prospective client, instead of someone exporting a list by hand once a week.
We build that handoff, so a new lead captured in Centerbase's CRM, or a billing milestone hit on a matter, triggers the right action in whatever system is supposed to act on it next.
A new lead captured in Centerbase's CRM flows into the firm's broader marketing or accounting tools without someone exporting a spreadsheet to make it happen.
A billing export to a separate accounting system, a follow-up that depends on someone remembering: tell us what it is and we'll look at what's actually possible.
Centerbase CRM capturing new leads.
The problemLeads are exported to a spreadsheet and imported into marketing and accounting tools one at a time.
New leads captured in Centerbase flow to the firm's marketing and accounting tools automatically. The spreadsheet step was retired.
Tell us what's not connected, intake data, billing milestones, a report someone rebuilds manually each month. And if Centerbase isn't actually where the friction lives, that's fine too. We automate whatever's manual in the firm, any tool, not just this one.
Let's talk →Cloud-based practice management software for law firms: matter management, billing, and a built-in CRM for client intake, all in one platform, aimed at firms that want intake and case management working off the same data instead of two disconnected systems.
Centerbase doesn't publish flat pricing. Cost depends on firm size and which modules a firm needs, so an actual quote comes from Centerbase directly rather than a published rate card.
It's a real, established practice management option, generally reviewed well for combining intake and matter management in one place. We don't sell or implement it, so we're not the ones to give a vendor recommendation, but we see it running cleanly at the firms we build integrations for.