NJORD selects NetDocuments to transform document and email management

Continental Europe News

28
Apr
2022

Editor

NetDocuments, the leading secure cloud-based content services platform for law firms, corporate legal teams and compliance departments, today announced that it has been selected by NJORD Law Firm as the company’s document and email management platform.

NJORD Law Firm is a full-service law firm serving local and international clients through the firm’s offices in Denmark and the Baltics region. NJORD Law Firm’s litigation department is one of the largest and most experienced among the Top 10 Danish law firms. As part of NJORD’s digital transformation journey, the firm was looking for a document and email management platform to improve productivity and enhance collaboration. 

Conni Falkner, COO of NJORD, commented: “As part of our digital transformation and move away from traditional paper-based ways of working, we needed an agile and customisable cloud platform that would help us to improve our internal processes and in turn provide better client services. We chose NetDocuments as it is a really intuitive system that integrates with our way of working and provides a great user experience.”

NJORD have implemented NetDocuments across their different office locations in Denmark to provide its 190 users with a single source of truth, enabling them to find, share and collaborate on documents with ease, and from any location. NetDocuments’ advanced security controls will also help to keep content safe and compliant, ensuring that documents can be edited and shared by only those who are authorised to access them.

Andy Baldin, Vice President International Business at NetDocuments, commented: “Legal work is evolving at a faster pace than ever, so it’s important that firms have the right tools in place to make legal teams’ lives easier and more efficient. We’re delighted to be working with NJORD Law Firm to support its digital transformation journey, and this contract is a significant milestone for NetDocuments as we look to expand our presence in the Nordics.”