Every limitation date, locked and accounted for.

Freeboard is practice operations software for litigation firms. It holds every matter, task, and critical deadline in one place, locks and audits the dates that carry malpractice risk, and screens conflicts at intake.


What the database enforces, not the habit

A limitation date can't be changed quietly

Every hard due date is classified as either a critical date or an ordinary internal one. Critical dates are locked to lawyers and admins, and every edit is recorded with who changed it and when. The rule lives in the database, so a CSV import or a stale browser tab is caught the same as the form.

Conflicts are screened at intake, and the check fails closed

Opening a matter screens the client and adverse party against the client and adverse party recorded on every existing file, both ways, with fuzzy matching, so a spelling variant still hits. A confidential match never leaks the other file's name. If the check can't run, intake stops rather than letting an unscreened matter through. What it screens is the names your firm has recorded, at the moment a file is opened. It does not know about related parties or corporate affiliates, and it does not run again when the parties on a matter change later.

Confidential matters stay walled off

A confidential file is visible only to its own team. Everyone else sees nothing, not the client, not the parties, not that the file exists. Ethical walls are enforced by the database, not by hidden menu items.

Your files are not in a database with anyone else's

Each firm runs on its own database, in its own project, not on a shared table filtered by a customer column. One firm's files are never in the same place as another's, and no query we could write by mistake spans two firms. Inside the firm, who can reach which file is decided by the database on every read, so access is real rather than a hidden menu item.


What that looks like on a file

A limitation date on a matter, showing its history: the actual due date changed from 15 September to 22 September, recorded against the lawyer who changed it and the time they did.
Changing a limitation date is allowed. Changing one quietly is not. The date is locked to lawyers and admins, and the edit stays on the task with the name of whoever made it, so the question “who moved this, and when” has an answer that does not depend on anyone remembering.
Opening a new matter where the adverse party matches an existing client. Intake shows a potential conflict naming the matching file, and requires a reviewed-and-confirmed acknowledgment before the matter can be opened.
Intake screens the client and adverse party you enter against the parties recorded on every existing file, in both directions. A match stops the file being opened until a lawyer signs the check off, and the sign-off stays on the matter with what it matched. A hit on a walled file says only that one exists.
The Freeboard dashboard: overdue and today's work at the top, the next fourteen days below, alongside the firm's matters and recent activity.
What is late, what is due, and what is coming, in the order a morning actually needs them.
A month calendar of one lawyer's work, distinguishing internal target dates from the dates actually due at court.
Internal target dates and the dates actually due at court, kept visibly apart.

These are real screens from a demonstration firm. The matters, the people, and the file numbers are invented.


A firm fee and a seat fee

$69per firm, per month

$35per person, per month

No size bands and nothing to renegotiate when you hire. A year costs ten months. Both figures are before sales tax, which is added at checkout at your province’s rate.

A firm of 3 · $69 + 3 × $35
$174 /moor $1,740 for the year
A firm of 6 · $69 + 6 × $35
$279 /moor $2,790 for the year
A firm of 10 · $69 + 10 × $35
$419 /moor $4,190 for the year
A firm of 18 · $69 + 18 × $35
$699 /moor $6,990 for the year

Prices in Canadian dollars. Every seat includes matters and files, locked and audited critical deadlines, conflict checks at intake, confidential matters and ethical walls, task board and calendar views, team workload, office hoteling, email deadline reminders, and two-factor authentication. There is no reduced seat, and nothing on this page is held back for a higher plan.

Getting started

Setup is $750, and we waive it if you pay for the first year up front. It covers importing your existing files, adding your team, setting up your firm’s deadline calculations, and running the first week alongside you.


See it on your own files

A demo runs about thirty minutes, on your matters and your jurisdiction’s deadlines. Write to us and we’ll set up a time.

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