The UK’s leading legal systems innovator Zylpha, has announced an integration of its widely acclaimed legal document bundling software for the popular iManage 9 platform.

Of particular note, is the all new Pay As You Bundle functionality, enabling uses to pay only for what they use. A traditional enterprise integration is also available for organisations with high user counts.

By incorporating Zylpha’s digital document bundling, users can produce legal and other document bundles at a fraction of the cost, time and effort associated with manual processes. Typically, users will save 80% of the time required to produce a bundle, when compared to manual alternatives. In addition, the secure system eliminates costs such as stationery, photocopying, paper file-storage, maintenance and courier costs. Amongst the extensive list of features, especially designed for legal practice users, is the high-speed ability to create and retrieve large bundles rapidly; even those that contain thousands of pages.

Commenting on the new functionality, Nigel Spicer, Head of Development, noted: “The key word here is speed. Zylpha delivers a high performance bundling solution that can cope well with even the very largest bundles. And adding the new Pay As You Go technology has made things even faster slicker and more cost-efficient. We look forward to seeing our customers enjoying the fruits of these developments in the near future.”

Also included in the latest version is Zylpha’s widely acclaimed ‘Deal Bible’ functionality. This enables practices to produce compliant deal folders at high speed. This is especially useful to those practices working on M & A activity or disclosure.

Commenting on the new version David Chapman, Head of Marketing at Zylpha said, “This version reflects our ability to incorporate customer demands and feedback into our development programme. iManage users can now enjoy unprecedented speed on a Pay As You Bundle basis, when completing even the largest, most complex legal document bundles. We are confident, therefore, that this new version will enjoy strong demand.”

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