Doxly’s software “removes a lot of unbillable tasks related with transactions,” per Litera's CEO. Litera's newest acquisition comes just months after it was sold in May and acquired document manager Workshare in July.
August 15, 2019 at 01:46 PM
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In a bid to enhance the legal transactions process, Litera Microsystems announced today it acquired transaction management platform Doxly.
Doxly’s software includes a real-time view of the documents and tasks needed for a transaction, from configuring and deploying signature packets to creating closing books, and reviewing performance metrics afterwards. Litera CEO Avaneesh Marwaha said Doxly’s platform “removes a lot of unbillable tasks related with transactions.”
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