Troutman Sanders Selects Chrome River for Improved Expense Management Automation

USA/Canada News

30
Oct
2013

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Chrome River is Gold Standard for Law Firms

Chrome River Technologies, a leading provider of expense management software and automated invoice processing, today announced that Troutman Sanders, an AmLaw 100 firm based in Atlanta, has selected Chrome River EXPENSE and INVOICE as the expense management system to automate their corporate expense reporting and invoice processing.

Established in 1897, Troutman Sanders was ranked number 76 in the 2013 AmLaw 100 and number 84 in the 2013 NLJ 250. The firm has more than 600 lawyers operating out of 15 offices, who provide counsel and advice in practically every aspect of civil and commercial law related to the firm’s core practice areas: corporate, energy and industry regulation, finance, litigation and real estate.

Troutman Sanders was looking to partner with a vendor for a cloud-enabled expense management system to facilitate anytime-anywhere access. They also wanted a system that easily integrated with their Aderant Expert financial management system, enabling self-service access and real-time visibility over spend and transactions.

“After conducting a search that included industry leading vendors, we selected Chrome River because of their product strategy and proven law firm experience,” said Lee Williams, CFO at Troutman Sanders. “They have over 25 years of law firm financial systems experience, which allows them to deliver the right functionality with a successful deployment model and professional service that delivers results. We believe that the easy-to-use interface will make this well-received among our lawyers and automation will improve operational efficiency in our firm.”

“We’re pleased to add a prestigious AmLaw 100 firm like Troutman Sanders to our customer base, further highlighting our ability to meet the needs of professional services firms with complex expense management requirements that must also meet scrupulous client billing practices and policies,” said Alan Rich, co-founder and CEO of Chrome River Technologies.