Work smarter with our integrated case management,
business process and legal accounts software
SOS Connect™ is our fully integrated and highly effective legal software specifically developed for progressive law firms wanting to align themselves towards a changing profession. Our key focus is on delivering software with real benefits to enable firms to increase their operational efficiency and profitability. Read more »
Why choose SOS?
Support that law firms look for
We’re committed to providing our clients with comprehensive support and regular legal software updates to help them stay one step ahead of the competition in an increasingly competitive profession. Read more »
Full Range of Services
Well-designed, comprehensive legal software is obviously vital but equally important is the expertise and professionalism with which the software is implemented to law firms. Read about our full range of services here. Read more »
Is your firm a victim of the supplier consolidation?
Numerous law firms are now running software that is no longer being developed due to a direct result of supplier consolidation. Many firms have recently switched, or are in the process of switching to SOS Connect™, not least because of our total commitment to continual software development; our expert team of implementation specialists, and our strong focus on customer support.
Return on Investment (ROI)...
At SOS, delivering law firms a return on investment is a key objective within every project we undertake. Read an example of just one of the ways we can affect the bottom line. Read more »
"We certainly consider our SOS Software as being invaluable in supporting Napthens rapid growth."
Robert Kipling, Head of Operations, Napthens LLP (28 partners, 200 staff)
Latest News
February 2010
Lodders selects SOS Connect to replace Axxia system for 100 users
January 2010
Latest release of SOS Connect empowers firms with increased software flexibility and agility.
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Companies are embracing IT to revitalise and transform their businesses
The recession has proved a substantial threat that may have concentrated collective law firm minds on shorter term issues of survival.

