Great tool to work through issues, facts, and evidence in one place. Factbox has been a great addition to my practice. I helps organize the issues, facts, and evidence in one place compared to multiple files, forms, and databases I was using previously. I don't have any experience with similar types of service so I cannot honestly compare. The software and interface good and improving. Support has been very responsive.

Great for non-legal work too Although FactBox is primarily marketed to lawyers. It is great for non-legal work too. I use it as an artist and professor for keeping track of images, research, to-do lists and to develop ideas for a project. It beats anything else on the market for these combined functions, including BaseCamp, EverNote, Word or Trello. Even if say something like Trello is better at To-Do lists on its own, nothing combines these functions of product development.

A litigation fact management app for the rest of us. FactBox is similar in some respects to on older solution - CaseMap. But it is better in several respects. It is web-based, so it is platform agnostic and accessible regardless of whether you are on a Mac, iPad, PC, whatever. You log in and there it is. Plus, it allows you to upload files directly into the system. This is imho superior to Casemap, which depends on Acrobat linking within your network. The links would often become broken and your work was effectively lost. FactBox is relatively young product and I look forward to added features as the product matures.

True time saver once you input the… True time saver once you input the information on your case. I'm disappointed I have not used FactBox before now.

I like it, but one annoying thing. I actually think it is quite useful, but sometimes I enter in a wrong fact and cannot delete the entry. For example if I enter 2006 Deed of Trust, but it was actually a 2007 Assignment of of Deed of Trust I can edit the content, but the heading still says. I typically just delete the whole thing and retype it, but the empty box stays in the form, which is a little distracting. Overall it is a very useful, but that is an annoying little kink.