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Filevine In development for first firms

Court filings for Filevine firms, named your way every morning. Delivery into Filevine is being built.

Short answer: ConnectMyDocket does not write into Filevine yet. Today it checks Los Angeles Court Connect each weekday for every active matter, downloads new documents, renames them to your convention, files them to Dropbox case folders and sends one morning email. Placing those documents in the matching Filevine project's Docs, with tasks and dates proposed for your team to confirm, is in development for our first Filevine firms.

What runs today, and what is being built

Running every weekday

Los Angeles Superior Court (Court Connect). New York (NYSCEF) is being set up with first firms.

  • Each active case number is checked on the court portal with the firm's own login.
  • New minute orders, notices and filings are downloaded once.
  • Each PDF is renamed to the firm's convention, for example 2026-11-06 Minute Order.pdf.
  • Files go to the matching Dropbox case folder. An uncertain match is held and asked about.
  • One email lists upcoming hearings and every new document with a link.

In development for Filevine

Scoped with each first firm. Not available yet.

  • Placing each renamed PDF in the Docs section of the matching Filevine project.
  • Matching by the court case number on the project, confirmed with your team at setup.
  • Proposing tasks and deadlines from new orders. Nothing is created until someone confirms it.
  • A note on the project that a new court document arrived, with its name and date.

How it is meant to look in a project

Filevine firms tend to keep court documents in a Docs folder on each project. The aim is for a new minute order to arrive there under the same name your staff would have given it, next to the files they uploaded by hand.

Filevine / Ruiz, Ana v. Calder Transit / Docs / Pleadings

  • 2024-08-14 Complaint for Damages.pdf
  • 2026-10-08 Motion to Compel Further Responses.pdf
  • 2026-10-26 Opposition to Motion to Compel.pdf
  • 2026-11-06 Minute Order.pdf

An illustration with an invented matter. This placement is in development and does not run yet.

Starting now as a Filevine firm

The slow part of the morning is the portal: signing in, checking each case, downloading and renaming. That part is live. A Filevine firm can start with the morning email and Dropbox filing and drop each named PDF into the project as usual, then add direct delivery when it is ready for the firm.

What we ask for at setup:

  • Your active matter list with court case numbers.
  • Your file naming rules and the Docs folders you use for court documents.
  • Who receives the morning email and who answers a folder question.
  • For Filevine delivery, the access your firm is willing to grant and what it may touch.

Comparing options? InfoTrack DocketSync lists Filevine among its destinations today, priced per case. See how the two differ.

Filevine questions

Does ConnectMyDocket file documents into Filevine today?
Not yet. Filing into a Filevine project’s Docs, and proposing tasks and deadlines there, is in development for our first Filevine firms. What runs today is the daily Los Angeles Court Connect check, renaming to your convention, filing to Dropbox case folders and the morning email.
Can a Filevine firm start before the Filevine delivery is ready?
Yes. Firms start with the morning email and Dropbox filing. Every new court document arrives named your way with a link, and your team moves it into the Filevine project as they do today, without the portal check, download and rename. When Filevine delivery is ready for your firm, the same run adds that step.
How will court documents map to Filevine projects?
By the court case number on each project. During setup we match your active matter list to Filevine projects and confirm the Docs folder each document type should go to. If a case matches no project, or two, the document is held and the morning email asks.
Which courts does this cover for Filevine firms?
Los Angeles Superior Court through Court Connect runs every weekday today. New York State courts through NYSCEF are being set up with a first group of firms. Other courts are planned.

See it on a morning like yours.

Tell us which court portal you check and where your case folders live. We will walk through a real morning run and show how your firm's naming rules and folder structure map over.

Bring the person who downloads and files documents today.

Prefer email? Write to frank@connectmydocket.com.