nQ Zebraworks Moving Into Practice Management With New Billing, Data Products
nQzw CEO Bill Bice said the two new products, BillingQ and DataQ, aren't intended to replace a firm's current practice management system but instead integrate "with the existing systems that are already there and making them better.'
May 13, 2022 at 10:30 AM
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Legal Technology
nQ Zebraworks (nQzw), originally formed through the 2020 merger of cloud automation platform Zebraworks and scanning and cost recovery provider nQueue, has historically been known for its workflow optimization products. But now the company has its eyes set on a goal stemming from the original launch of Zebraworks: practice management.
Next week at the Association of Legal Administrators conference, nQzw is set to reveal two new products that will be at the cornerstone of its new practice management strategy. BillingQ looks to integrate with law firms' existing financial management systems to automate billing workflows and provide a single source for billing data such as A/R aging, WIP, WIP aging, payments and write-offs. Meanwhile, DataQ will work within BillingQ to provide a data warehouse, making it easier for attorneys and firm managers to view key financial metrics.
The two products will be available as stand-alone offerings, purchasable either directly from nQzw or through the company's channel partners. BillingQ is available now, while DataQ is set to be fully released on June 30.
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