TrustRadius Insights for Assembly Neos are summaries of user sentiment data from TrustRadius reviews and, when necessary, third party data sources.
Pros
User-Friendly Interface: Many users have expressed that the product has a user-friendly interface which allows them to easily navigate and perform tasks efficiently. The intuitive design of the interface makes it easy for users to understand and interact with the product without any confusion or frustration.
Intuitive Design: Several reviewers have praised the intuitive design of the product's interface. They appreciate how it simplifies their experience by presenting information and features in a logical and straightforward manner. This intuitive design contributes to a smooth and seamless user experience.
Efficient Task Performance: A significant number of customers have stated that they can perform tasks efficiently using the product's interface. They find that they are able to complete their desired actions quickly and without any unnecessary steps or complications. This efficiency enhances their overall satisfaction with the product.
We use Assembly Neos as our client database, document retention & generation, creating settlement disbursement statements that include all possible fees/splits, case expenses, liens, etc. Neos has made my job easier in many areas. It is user friendly, secure, the training sessions are free and very detailed and they are offered continuously on all the features available per your plan. The customization of your documents is a huge feature IMO as many law firms seem to trade employees like it's the NBA so letterhead and staff info changes frequently.
Pros
Document creation and generation
Calculations necessary for settlement disbursement
Smooth integration with other apps and programs we use frequently.
Aesthetically pleasing
Cons
Firm employees added to Counsel and/or Contacts tab in each new case by default
The ability to drag & drop documents out of Neos
Likelihood to Recommend
In my opinion, it's one the best legal case management programs I've used and I've been working in the legal field since my first job post high school and I'm now "twenty-nine". lol I've previously used Practice Panther, Clio and Amicus and the features in Assembly Neos blow them out of the water, legally.
Our main problem is how to keep all office contacts; including clients, attorneys, doctors and other medical clinics, and Social Security Offices in the same area for easy access. With Assembly Neos, it is very quick and easy to find a contact. If we can't understand someone's name, we can use their phone number, DOB, address, email, etc. For each contact we input to needles, we are able to Categorize the, based on what their role is. For most, they are claimants, and we can organize those based on T16, T2 or both.
Pros
Organization
Easy to Navigate
Microsoft Friendly
Cons
Loading Time
Notes sometimes erase
New notes update is not good
Likelihood to Recommend
Assembly Neos is well suited when a client calls in wanting to check the status of their claim. We always pull them up in Assembly Neos by either their name or phone number, once we pull their case up, we can access their SSN to check the status of their disability claim. Sometimes, in the notes tab, we can see when we last spoke with them and all the information we got from that last conversation. This is great to be able to know when we need to start getting updated information or so we can gain a better understanding of what is happening with their claim.
I use Assembly Neos in my organization by drafting pleadings, scheduling events, creatings checklist items, and ensuring all metrics are done timely. The only issue I am having is the constant logout that happens at least 8 times a day. To where I have to log back in and re-pull any report that I am working on and ensure that my timer is still ongoing from where it left off when I was logged out.
Pros
Calendaring- How it automatically goes into Outlook
Easy access to go into Sharepoint from the Case Docs screen
Being able to send emails directly from Assembly Neos.
Cons
Being logged out while in the middle of working on something.
Case information not merging from Assembly Neos into Outlook when calendaring an event.
When deleting duplicate documents, they still show but are not openable.
Likelihood to Recommend
Assembly Neos is great for me. It's easy to use and up to the times.
I use Assembly Neos daily for work as a case manager. I use pretty much all areas of the program. The notes tab is helpful as we text clients and take notes in there, use review/status to keep note together, and the attorney uses it as well. The value tab is helpful for approving treatment, the records tab is always organized and user friendly, and then the documents folder is user friendly as well.
Pros
Checklist
SO many choices for notes types
Value Tab
Cons
The red error messages for no reason
Kicking me out randomly
notes not saving
Likelihood to Recommend
It's really helpful with any and all cases that we have. It's user friendly.
Assembly Neos allows us to keep all our cases organized, easily accessible to everyone on the team. Our use is for legal files. One of the best features is being able to run reports on all our cases allow us to stay on top of deadlines and filings. Being able to tag emails and documents easily is also a key feature for us.
Pros
Run reports
Tag emails and documents
Tag colleagues in notes
Cons
At times some issues with the calendar but usually fixed quickly
Would like to be able to search cases by index number
Likelihood to Recommend
Assembly Neos is well suited for the legal world without a doubt in my mind. In today's world where people are still virtual and in office, it allows everyone on the team to access files easily and from wherever you are. Running specific reports is a great feature for attorneys. I cannot think of a scenario based on my experience where it is less appropriate.
Our office uses Assembly Neos to manage all our cases from beginning to end. with all its recourses it helps us manages cases very organized and timely manner. Each one of the employees have their own way on working on a case so thankfully with Assembly Neos we can all work on our cases in a different way but very organized for the next person to know the status on the case or where to pick up.
Pros
Organization
Clean
easy to work on
Cons
color background
load docs faster
Likelihood to Recommend
everything has seemed to be working great, if we do run into problems the support team is very helpful.
Assembly Neos is used at our company to manage all of our Personal Injury cases. It creates a database that allows us to quickly locate clients and identify who handles a case when we get mail or a phone call. It helps to keep all of our documents organized and is highly customizable to allow for different types of cases and what works best for that situation. You are able to keep the contact information for the client up to date and clear which is helpful if you have multiple people working on the same file. The notes section is also helpful for this reason. One of my favorite features is the special note which keeps the note under the case info, so that it is visible every time that you open the case. This is very helpful as a flag to remind everyone of a certain detail of the case like if you have been notified of a lien, if there is an ongoing bankruptcy, who you should and shouldn't contact, etc.
Pros
Organization- There are many ways to keep your documents organized
Customization- There are many options that you can add or remove to help make the program work for you.
Innovation- They are regularly making updates and adding add ins. They also accept suggestions and allow you to vote, so they know what is important for the customers.
Cons
The value tab can be confusing with the Due to Firm and Expenses option.
Helping firms to ensure they are really using all of the features.
Some of the features are not always very intuitive and you just happen to find them rather than them being obvious.
Likelihood to Recommend
Neos is great for organizing cases especially where multiple people are working on a case. It might be difficult if you have people on your team who are not tech savy as some of it is not intuitive and the training is not always extremely detailed for people who don't handle new technology well. It can also be difficult if you have multiple peope who are not all on the same page about how to use the program.
We use Assembly Neos for document management and also case management. It's great for keeping emails, notes, text messages, and documents in an order that's easily navigable, so that it only takes a glance to see where we are in a case. I like how the calendar syncs with Outlook so I only have to enter deadlines once.
Pros
Syncing calendar items
Integrating emails and text messages together
Saving documents from email to the file directly from Outlook
Cons
You can only see 50 notes at a time
You can only navigate through notes one way from the particular note you started on
You can't rename documents when tagging from Outlook
Likelihood to Recommend
I like the list view in the documents tab but also the ability to organize documents in folders. Unfortunately, you cannot organize the documents within folders by date, size, etc, only alphabetically. I like the nice settlement memos it creates, but they are nearly impossible to edit. I wonder if there is a way to link invoice documents to value tab entries?
VU
Verified User
Administrative Assistant in Legal (201-500 employees)
Neos has streamlined our handling of cases for clients from the moment of intake all the way through the end of the process. The reports and notes features allow making accountability for files an easy process and the cloud based system makes accessibility outside the office simple and secure. If you want to gain back lost productivity, Neos is right for you.
Pros
Reports
Document access/electronic files
Case notes for up-to-date status at all times
Cons
Quick repair of user bugs
Likelihood to Recommend
Neos is well-suited for all aspects of pre-litigation plaintiff's work and is also helpful once suit is filed. It is most helpful in pre-litigation stages.
We are a defense litigation firm and we use Assembly Neos as our file organization system. It is also integrated in to how we use calendaring and emails.
Pros
Remote connection and file management
To-do lists
Interoffice communications
Cons
Making system more user aimed at defense (versus plaintiffs)
Better interface with PDFs
More clear notifications on due dates
Likelihood to Recommend
It is very good for remote file management and being able to log in from out of the office. Legally, it has many functions that an attorney would want to utilize. However, it is mainly directed/designed for plaintiff firms. It would be better to have the software paired to work with defense firms.