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Verantel and Filevine

Filevine makes legal case management software and LOIS, its legal AI platform. Filevine organizes each client's matter in its own project. Verantel is an AI intake interviewer. A prospective client tells their story in a web chat, and Verantel asks one question at a time until it has what your firm needs. The Verantel Filevine integration puts each new intake in front of your attorneys in Filevine.

How Verantel works with Filevine

Verantel runs the interview with the prospective client. When the interview ends, Verantel writes a record of the matter. Verantel then sends the new project, with its Verantel record, into Filevine. The prospective client arrives as a Filevine contact on the project.

Your firm connects its Filevine account from the Verantel dashboard. After that, each finished interview reaches Filevine with no work from your staff.

What your attorneys see in Filevine

Your attorneys open Filevine and find the new project with its Verantel record. The record covers:

  • the short summary
  • the deadlines
  • the facts, grouped by topic, each linked to the client's own words
  • each legal matter, with its practice area and state
  • the people and organizations involved
  • how well the matter fits your firm
  • what an attorney would gather next
  • the full transcript

An attorney who doubts a fact follows its link and reads what the client said. Verantel is not a lawyer and gives no legal advice. Your attorneys decide what the facts mean and whether to take the matter.

From there, your team works the project in Filevine as it works any other. The record sits with the project from the start.

About Filevine

Filevine, Inc. is headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah. Filevine calls LOIS its "Legal Operating Intelligence System" and its headline reads "Legal AI that runs the firm."

Filevine serves law firms of every size, from solo practices to big law. It names personal injury, family law, mass torts, immigration, insurance defense, criminal defense, and estate planning among its practice areas. It also serves prosecutors, public defenders, government agencies, and in-house counsel.

By Filevine's description, its products cover matter management, document assembly, leads and client intake, document management, billing and payment, electronic signatures, depositions, medical chronologies, and legal research. Filevine also owns Lead Docket, the intake software it bought in 2020.

Filevine publishes no prices. Its pricing page says every package is custom built and offers a quote. LOIS Explore, a free tier of LOIS, needs no credit card. It does not include Filevine Case Management.

In September 2025, Filevine announced it had raised $400 million in equity financing over two rounds. Legaltech News put its valuation at an estimated $3 billion.

In October 2026, Filevine launched LOIS Voice Agents in beta. They answer a firm's inbound calls, ask the firm's approved intake questions, and route each call by the caller's reason for calling. Filevine also announced Filevine Finance, an enterprise resource planning (ERP) platform for law firms and legal teams. It brings a firm's general ledger, trust accounting, billing, payables, receivables, and reporting into one system.

Where the data lives

Verantel keeps each firm's interviews in a database of the firm's own, on Verantel's server or the firm's own. The project and its record travel to Filevine, which keeps them under your firm's account there. Verantel stores nothing on the way.

Sources

We checked the facts about Filevine against these sources on November 2, 2026. Filevine is a trademark of its owner.

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