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PracticeMaster's Document Management feature can be configured to automatically name and store linked documents in a centralized location.   Read More...


When it comes to creating documents for your clients, manually entering all of the necessary information can be tedious. That’s where PracticeMaster’s Word Document Assembly feature can help!   Read More...


I use Word Document Assembly to assemble forms for my business clients. After I save the forms to PracticeMaster as documents, I always create a fee for certain hours and amount values based on the template I’m assembling (defined by Document Type) and write an email to the client. Is there a way for PracticeMaster to automate some of this for me?   Read More...


Sometimes I need to email several documents from the Document Store in PracticeMaster to someone. Is there an easy way to add multiple managed documents to an email?   Read More...


We use Word Document Assembly and often have to send several subpoenas at a time. Is there a way that PracticeMaster can prompt us to keep running Word Document Assembly until we are done?   Read More...


Did you know that you can access your client’s billing summary, documents, journal records, and Area of Practice (AOP) files via Tabs3 Connect?   Read More...


Did you know that you can customize PracticeMaster’s Document Management so that all documents automatically use the same folder and naming strategy?   Read More...


We provide many resources for information on Tabs3 and PracticeMaster software which includes white papers. What are white papers? Tabs3 white papers are informative articles used to promote or highlight certain features of Tabs3 software.   Read More...


Trying to create a document management record using the PracticeMaster toolbar and not sure what to expect? The behavior you see when using the PM Save or Capture Save functions depends on the current state of the document you are trying to save and whether PracticeMaster is configured to manage documents manually or automatically.   Read More...