Lead Docket substatuses can be mapped directly to Filevine phases, meaning that changing a phase in Filevine can trigger a substatus change in Lead Docket. Users can send out templated emails and text messages from Lead Docket based on a Filevine phase change. Additionally, users can send settlement information from Filevine to Lead Docket with only a Filevine phase change.
This article will go over how to set up mapping between Lead Docket statuses and Filevine phases and show how a phase change can send out message templates or send settlement information.
Note: To set up Filevine phase mapping, Lead Docket support must first enable the phase mapping feature for your organization. If your organization does not have phase mapping enabled, contact Lead Docket support for assistance. Filevine phase mapping can also be enabled and set up during the implementation process. If your firm is being implemented, ask about phase mapping.
Set Up Mapping
Filevine phases can be mapped to Lead Docket substatuses within the larger Lead Docket “Signed Up” status. To set up phases, follow the steps below.
Entering Phases
- Go to manage statuses in Lead Docket. In Lead Docket, select Manage from the lefthand menu and then Settings from the dropdown. Under the Account Settings tab, click the blue Manage Statuses button.
- Add substatuses. Scroll down to the Signed Up section and click the Add Substatus button.
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Add all substatuses. In the module, fill out the title of the first Filevine phase and hit Save. Repeat this for each of your Filevine phases.
- Add phase mapping. Once all substatuses have been added, select Pending Filevine from the lefthand menu. Click Filevine Mapping and then Add Phase Mapping.
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Match phases and substatuses. In the Add Phase Mapping module, add the Filevine phase, the Lead Docket “Signed Up” status, and the matching Lead Docket substatus. Repeat this step for each of the Filevine phases.
The “Closed” substatus will allow for additional options. Learn more about sending settlement information.
Once you have completed matching the phases to Lead Docket substatuses, you are ready to add the subscription through Filevine’s API portal.
Connecting through API
The last step to setting up phase mapping is to add the “PhaseChange” subscription in Filevine’s API. Please contact your Filevine representative to set up the “Phase Change” subscription.
Automated Templates
Once phase mapping setup has been completed, any templates created and connected with those substatuses in Lead Docket will be sent out automatically when the phase is changed in Filevine.
For example, if you had an email template associated with Signed Up/Treatment status in Lead Docket, since this status is now tied with the “Treatment” phase in Filevine, changing a project phase in Filevine to “Treatment” will automatically send out the templated email. Changing the Filevine phase to “Treatment” will send a message to the client and a note with the message content into the Filevine project’s activity feed.
Sending Settlement Data
If the status “Closed” is selected when mapping phases and substatuses, the module will expand to include fields to map settlement data from Filevine to Lead Docket. To send settlement data from Filevine to Lead Docket upon the closing of a case, fill out the selector fields with your Filevine custom selectors for those respective fields: fee, settlement, referral fee paid, expenses, settlement date, and settlement note. To send settlement data from a collection section in Filevine, all chosen custom selectors must be from that section. (Filevine custom selectors can be viewed in the “Sections” section of the Customs Editor.) Make sure to save.
When these fields are filled and the phase is mapped to Lead Docket, a case settlement will be created directly in Lead Docket when the status is changed to “Closed.” If all filled fields correspond with a Filevine collection section and the phase is mapped to Lead Docket, a case settlement for each collection item will be created directly in Lead Docket when the status is changed to “Closed.”
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