Docketbird

What is Docketbird?

Docketbird is a court docket tracking and deadline calendaring tool for law firms and legal teams that follow active cases. It monitors federal district, bankruptcy and appeals courts and participating state courts, collects new filings and helps teams keep documents and deadlines organized.

Key features of Docketbird

• Docket tracking: automatically follows cases in federal district, bankruptcy and appeals courts and participating state courts.
• AutoCalendar: reads new docket entries and calculates deadlines from court rules.
• Filing collection: downloads new documents as they are filed.
• Clio integration: syncs deadlines to Clio calendars and uploads documents to Clio matters.
• Research Raven: analytics module with full-text search across filings.
• API: programmatic access to documents and calendars.

How Docketbird works

A user adds cases to track, and Docketbird monitors the court dockets. New entries are pulled in, documents are collected, and AutoCalendar proposes deadlines that can be sent to the firm's calendar or practice management system.

Who uses Docketbird?

Docketbird is used by litigators, paralegals, in-house legal teams and law firms that must track many dockets and avoid missed deadlines.

Docketbird pricing

Docketbird does not publish pricing on its homepage, and plans are quoted by the vendor. Clio's app directory has listed it from $24.99 per month.

Docketbird integrations

Docketbird integrates with Clio, syncing AutoCalendar deadlines to Clio calendars and uploading documents to matters. It also offers an API.

Docketbird alternatives

Onit is enterprise legal operations software with matter and spend management. CSC provides entity management and legal compliance services. Logikcull is an eDiscovery platform, so it handles document review rather than docket tracking. LeanLaw and Amicus Attorney are practice management tools.