This month's release brings a major new integration, an upgraded connector framework, and a handful of everyday usability improvements.
The headline feature this month is our new integration with Actionstep, one of the legal sector's leading practice management platforms.
The connector lets users pull case documents directly from Actionstep into Zylpha's court bundling editor. No more hunting for files across systems. The same integration also works within our PDF editing suite: pull a document from Actionstep, make your edits (annotations, redactions, page deletions), and push it straight back. All without leaving Zylpha.
This is another step toward our goal of an open ecosystem that plugs into the tools firms already use, so teams can move from matter management to bundle creation with minimal friction.
We've also rebuilt the framework underpinning all of our connectors. Most of this work happened behind the scenes, but it delivers improved stability and a stronger foundation for future integrations.
The most visible change: connectors now remember the last location you selected when adding documents. Previously, working across large repositories or multiple folders meant re-navigating back to the same spot every time. Now Zylpha takes you straight there. Fewer clicks, faster bundle prep.
We'll be back next month with more updates. As always, thanks for the feedback that shapes them.
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