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TrustBooks is a cloud-based accounting software designed exclusively for law firms. Launched in 2015, the software has supported thousands of law firms to simplify the accounting process by eliminating the overwhelming and time-consuming process of traditional legal accounting. The user-friendly platform empowers law firms to confidently manage their trust accounts with features such as intuitive workflows, automatic Three-Way Reconciliations to maintain state bar compliance and monitor activity at the client level to gain better insight into transactions and balances. TrustBooks is a part of Paradigm, which offers a suite of legal software solutions that help lawyers manage, automate and grow their firms.

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  • "After being disappointed by other accounting programs such as Quickbooks and iBank, I was relieved to learn about a new online program designed specifically for trust accounts. Setting up my account into TrustBooks was a breeze."

    Bill CameronSherrill & Cameron, PLLC
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  • Watkins Law Firm removes the headache of trust accounting with TrustBooks

    Michael WatkinsWatkins Law Firm
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