Legal tech needs a Consumer Reports. For each category of tool, experts decide which criteria matter, then rate the products head to head across each category (added bonus: could then use choiceboxing to decide which to ultimately adopt based on individual needs!)
docassemble is clearly better than HotDocs in multiple ways. And HotDocs is clearly better than docassemble in multiple ways. The same with other pairings, e.g. A2J Author and Guide & File; Bryter and Neota Logic. The issue generally is which bundle of betterness is best.
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Love this idea in theory, but I wonder if it would make things worse. The longer I'm in the legaltech world, the more I think it's more akin to popularity contests than actual evaluation and measurement of tools. I fear the lesser-known but awesome tools will get buried further.
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@DocumateLaw might have a shorter learning curve but maybe some tradeoffs. to the "consumer reports" point from@GTeninbaum - there is this from@Capterra https://www.capterra.com/document-generation-software/ … - though lacking#A2J or#probono tools/infoThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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