Blog: Filevine, Salesforce and Legal Tech

TJ Michaelson of Filevine with Dr. Soeta Islam and George Ayub at Micronetbd HQ in Hamilton, New Jersey

Filevine at Micronetbd HQ: TJ Michaelson’s visit to Hamilton, New Jersey

TJ Michaelson, Implementation Consultant at Filevine, spent a day at Micronetbd headquarters in Hamilton, NJ: the first official Filevine visit to our office. Watch the video.

George Ayub and Dr. Soeta Islam with the CX Summit 2026 Platinum Sponsor banner

Micronetbd at CX Summit 2026: Platinum Sponsor, Booth 11 and the Platinum Roundtable

Three days at CX Summit 2026 in Charleston, hosted by Case Status: what law firms asked us about Litify, Filevine, MatterOrbit and Workup Agent, and George Ayub on the Platinum Roundtable.

Legal AI software chosen for practical work

Legal AI Software: What Law Firms Actually Buy, and What Pays Off First

The five kinds of legal AI software firms buy, what each one is good for, and where to start for a practical return.

A case file with a timeline from intake to resolution

Legal Case Management Software: What It Should Do, and How to Choose

What legal case management software should do at the matter level, how to evaluate it, and where Filevine and Litify fit.

Choosing a legal practice management platform

Legal Practice Management Software: What to Look for, and How Filevine and Litify Compare

What legal practice management software covers, the capabilities that matter by practice type, and how Filevine and Litify fit.

A contract moving from draft to signature to renewal

Contract Lifecycle Management Software: How to Choose, and Where DocuSign CLM Fits

What CLM software does, the six capabilities to score, the questions to ask before a demo, and where DocuSign CLM fits.

A WordPress form connected both ways to a Salesforce record

Salesforce WordPress Integration: Forms, Sync and SSO Options

Web-to-Lead, forms plugins, two-way sync, SSO and Experience Cloud: how to connect WordPress to Salesforce and which option fits.

Pallet and cube data automated into a specification

Four specification data automations that pay for themselves in a month

Component naming, pallet hi and load cube, unit conversion and the export somebody rebuilds by hand. Small configuration jobs that remove a recurring manual step and the errors with it.

A supplier ingredient request moving through review to approval

The supplier ingredient request is where product development actually stalls

Requests that live in email have no status, no version and no owner. What changes when the request becomes a record, and the silent automation failure that costs weeks.

Two Specright orgs merged into one specification set

Merging two specification orgs without losing the compliance record

A spec org consolidation is a decision project with a data migration attached. The packaging hierarchy, the picklists and the archive rules are where the time goes.

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