
api
Not every law firm runs iManage. Plenty of legal teams — especially in-house departments, mid-market firms, and those operating inside larger enterprises — run on general-purpose document management platforms: SharePoint, OpenText, DocuWare, M-Files, Laserfiche, Alfresco. These weren't built specifi

legal case management
If your product can natively read from and write to the practice management system a firm already lives in, you reduce friction to near zero — no duplicate data entry, no context switching, and no reason to rip out what's already working.

billing
Supergood builds custom APIs for legal software — including LawPay, Timeslips, Elite, Aderant, Intapp, and Tabs3 Billing — so firms and legaltech companies can connect their tools without waiting for official partnerships or building integrations from scratch.

caret legal
The firms and legal teams that get the most value from new software aren't the ones with the biggest budgets or the most enthusiastic champions. They're the ones whose tools are wired together — where data flows automatically between systems, and where the software fits into existing workflows rathe

crm
At Supergood, we work with law firms and legaltech companies every day to bridge these gaps — building custom APIs that connect legal software so teams can automate work, sync data, onboard clients, and eliminate the manual busywork that kills productivity. This post breaks down what the integration

Unofficial APIs
An Unofficial API represents an interface enabling programmatic access to data or functionality that providers don't formally support. Here's why they matter and how LLMs are changing the game.

MCP
A simple explainer on Anthropic's Model Context Protocol — why LLMs struggle to call APIs, how MCP bridges the gap, and what it means for the future of AI tooling.

MCP
By combining Anthropic's Model Context Protocol with real-time structured web data powered by Supergood integrations, we dramatically improve the accuracy and usefulness of LLMs.