M-Files Ment is a dynamic no-code document automation platform that allows users to automate documents in minutes – without requiring technical resource. One of its unique qualities is that it allows users—for example, lawyers—to produce templates easily through its 100% no-code visual interface with minimal training. You can pick it up easily and run with it, allowing users to scale their team’s automated documents quickly and at reduced cost.
As of today, WhatsApp has over 2.24 billion active users globally. Launched in 2018, WhatsApp Business has also rapidly grown into a widely adopted business solution. As healthcare professionals seek to enhance efficiency and streamline communication within medical settings, WhatsApp's widespread popularity might seem like an appealing solution. However, addressing the potential risks and limitations of using WhatsApp for healthcare communication is crucial for healthcare services.
This post will help to answer the following questions: Incident management is a core function of any IT department, covering internal and external support ticket resolution. As such, it’s not surprising that many companies building out their IT department will likely implement an incident management ticketing system. Support tickets, or incidents, represent an individual user issue with a business’s product or IT network.
In September 2022, current M-Files Vice President of Ment Kaisa Kromhof discussed how document automation impacts legal design with Hannele Korhonen, founder of Lawyers Design School. The discussion was recorded before Ment joined M-Files and offers some keen insights into the history of Ment prior to the acquisition as well as some deeper insights into the legal tech world. For a transcript of the talk feel free to access it here.
At M-Files Ment, we’re committed to ensuring our customers fully utilize our product and get the most out of it. We have a Customer Success team dedicated to just that which a strong mission to provide our customers with the help they need.
When it comes to no-code document automation, the question invariably arises: How much access should be given to clients when it comes to template questionnaires, especially as it applies to legal clients? This could include external clients for law firms, those who are paying the law firm for legal services, or internal clients for in-house, those who are requesting services from the legal department. You may be wondering why they need access to the template questionnaire at all!
During the past couple of years, document automation and legal tech has become the talk of the town. M-Files Ment has taken a step up from the old ways of doing document automation. We like to use the term fully visual, no-code document automation for our solution. What does this mean in practice?
Those who are tasked with drafting contracts recognize the frustration of wasting time to get all the needed information before drafting a contract. Both law firms and in-house counsel have clients who need contracts—customers of the law firm or those in businesses relying on the company’s legal department for their contracting needs.
