Case Master Pro VS Zoho Invoice

Case Master Pro is a legal case management solution that helps law firms and debt collectors manage case files and accounting operations. It enables lawyers to store critical documents in a centralized database, assign task lists to specific employees, and track case files with information related to opponents, accounts, litigation or judgments and can be setup in less than a week.

Key features of Case Master Pro include bookkeeping, scheduling, check printing, invoicing, transaction management and account reconciliation. It allows administrators to configure security settings, and create customizable reports to gain insights into organizational performance. Plus, it includes a self-service portal, which lets clients access documents, images and claims related to their individual case files online.

Case Master Pro facilitates integration with QuickBooks and Peachtree to export checks, general ledger and reconciliation data to external accounting systems. It also provides enterprises with CMP imaging functionality to convert physical documents and existing files into viewable electronic formats, streamlining workflows across the organization.

Case Master Pro is designed to give law firms & debt collectors a competitive edge in their markets.

Zoho Invoice is a completely free tool that helps businesses craft and send professional invoices, collect online payments, manage expenses, and generate insightful reports. Businesses can log time and bill clients for the total hours worked on a project. Businesses can also collaborate with customers via a self-service portal where customers can view and approve estimates, make payments for invoices, and download statements.

Since Zoho Invoice is a cloud-based solution, businesses can access their invoicing data where ever they are, with any device—desktops, laptops, tablets, mobile phones, even Apple Watch!

Zoho Invoice is available in 17 languages: Arabic, Bahasa Indonesia, Bulgarian, Croatian, Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Chinese (Simplified), Portuguese, Spanish, Swedish, Thai, and Vietnamese.