For attorneys and small firms in any practice area

Every docketed date on the right calendar, with a named owner.

DocketBridge reads your court notices and emails, shows you each date exactly as written, and puts it on the calendar once you confirm it. Every deadline gets one named owner, and you start each morning with a briefing.

  • You confirm every date. The software never sets or calculates one.
  • One owner on every deadline, with escalation if nobody acknowledges it
  • Draft timesheets help catch the hours you'd otherwise lose

7-day free trial. From $149/mo per firm.

What your firm gets.

Keep your calendar

Works on top of what you already use

Clio, Google Calendar or Outlook. Nobody re-types anything and nobody learns a new system. Your staff keep working the way they do today.

Catch mistakes

Flags dates that are wrong or missing

If a notice says one date and your calendar says another, or a deadline never made it onto the calendar, you see it — next to the exact sentence from the notice.

Someone owns it

A person must confirm every date

The responsible attorney confirms each new or changed deadline. If nobody confirms it, it's escalated instead of quietly sitting there.

Proof

A record that it was double-checked

Every check, approval and confirmation is logged with a name and time. Print a report for a partner meeting or your own file.

The rule we never break

We copy dates.
We never calculate them.

Response is due December 14, 2026.

DocketBridge doesn't compute deadlines, and no software sets one. It copies each date exactly as the notice wrote it, and a person at your firm decides. Your judgment stays in charge.

Already use Clio?

Why pay for this?

Because Clio is where your dates live — not a check on whether they're right. Clio trusts whatever was typed in. DocketBridge is the second set of eyes: it shows you each date exactly as written, and a person approves every one.

It's not another calendar. Same for Google and Outlook.

Notice Inbox
An attorney approving a date from a notice
When a notice arrives

Read, checked, confirmed.

Drop in the PDF. Each date is shown word for word with its sentence highlighted. Approve it, and it goes onto the right attorney's calendar. Anything unclear goes on a list someone has to clear.

No surprises

It never deletes your events.

You see every change before it happens. DocketBridge won't remove anything from your calendar on its own, and stops for review if something looks off.

Calendar with checked deadlines

For any practice with deadlines.

Wherever a missed date means a missed hearing or a lost claim.

Litigation

Orders, hearing notices and scheduling orders.

Family law

Hearings, mediation and filing dates.

Personal injury

Find gaps across a large caseload.

Estate & probate

Court and filing dates, each with an owner.

Immigration

Hearing and filing dates from notices.

Patent & IP

Add the Patent Pack for USPTO notices.

Works with what you use.

ClioGoogle CalendarOutlook / Microsoft 365Any calendar file (.ics)Spreadsheet (CSV)AppCollQuickBooks Online (billing)
MyCase · by requestPracticePanther · by requestSmokeball · by requestActionstep · by request

Using one of the "by request" systems? Send us its calendar export for now.

Ready to put every docketed date
on the right calendar?