AQX Corporate vs. Qatent

Lecorpio was really good for reporting items such as patent office correspondence. Quick and easy. Communication with the client was a little more confusing on that platform. The attorneys that I worked with continued to use regular email and telephone, which resulted in the file history on Lecorpio not being complete.

Incentivized

• Well, it's super easy to find what your looking for, as there are so many different fields for searching. It even handles Boolean searches pretty well... and partial searches.
• The layout is easy to read, logical and clear.
• It seems like a fairly stable application. I don't recall it "going down" much.

Incentivized

• Personally, I did not like the Lecorpio interface that we used (it was all dull grey), it lacked the aesthetic quality that other platforms have (for example, Ipendo)
• Some of the features were confusing. Sometimes, we would report things under certain categories and then we would get emails from the client to upload them. It would have been helpful to have all features be very simple and straightforward, so that there is no confusion about where to find certain files. Simpler categorizations would have been nice.
• By comparison, I think that Ipendo was more user-friendly and easy to follow than Lecorpio.

Incentivized

CPA Global's Memotech has the benefit that Lecorpio does not of including a basic family tree in their records. While it is by no means perfect or exhaustive, it is a good start for a necessary feature. However, uploading documents in Memotech is slow and painful and often involves many errors. You also upload separately from the activity you have created and have to go search for the activity to make sure the document is put in the right place. In contrast, Lecorpio is fast, easy, and efficient for uploading.

Incentivized

• As a system that is easy to use, it is a big time saver. We can quickly upload all the records were need with the no-nonsense interface, and get more done in less time.

Incentivized