SharePoint Integration
For in-house legal teams that rely on SharePoint as their system of record.
SharePoint Integration
DOCUMENT MANAGEMENT
Modern SharePoint Integration
Lawcadia has developed a new integration with Microsoft SharePoint, designed for modern in-house legal teams. Built using the latest Microsoft APIs and capabilities, this integration goes beyond legacy document syncing approaches and version conflict issues. It is fast, accessible, and engineered to support how legal teams work today.
SharePoint
Lawcadia is Efficient and Easy to Use
HIGHLY PRODUCTIVE
Made For In-House Teams
For teams that rely on SharePoint as their system of record, the integration ensures documents and records are automatically maintained in SharePoint while work is received, managed and reported on in Lawcadia.

Legal teams benefit from the structure, controls and visibility of the Lawcadia platform alongside Microsoft’s co-authoring and collaboration capabilities. The result is less manual handling, consistent processes, and confidence that documents are stored where they should be, without slowing teams down.
DIGITAL INTEGRATIONS
Best-In-Class Integrations
Lawcadia is focused on developing best-in-class integrations with the tools our clients are using. Lawcadia's new SharePoint integration expands the options available to corporate and government legal teams when managing documents and records:
Lawcadia’s native document and email management, with Outlook and Word integrations
Integration with iManage, designed for sophisticated legal teams with complex document management requirements
Integration with OpenTextTM Content Manager (TRIM) via FYB’s Law2CM connector, where Content Manager is the enterprise records system
Integration with Microsoft SharePoint, where SharePoint is the enterprise records system
Integrations

Frequently Asked Questions

The integration connects Lawcadia with Microsoft SharePoint for teams that use SharePoint as their enterprise records system. Documents and records are automatically maintained in SharePoint while legal work is received, managed and reported on within Lawcadia. This means legal teams benefit from the structure, controls and visibility of Lawcadia alongside SharePoint’s co-authoring and collaboration capabilities, without having to choose between the two.

Lawcadia’s SharePoint integration is built using the latest Microsoft APIs and capabilities, which distinguishes it from older legacy syncing approaches that frequently cause version conflict issues. The integration is designed specifically for how modern legal teams work, prioritising accuracy, speed and reliability rather than simply replicating files between systems.

No. The integration handles this automatically. When documents are created or updated within Lawcadia, they are maintained in SharePoint without any additional manual filing step. This removes the duplication of effort that teams often face when operating across two separate systems, and provides confidence that documents are stored correctly in the organisation’s system of record.

Yes. The integration is designed to preserve the collaborative capabilities that SharePoint provides, including co-authoring, version history and Microsoft 365 compatibility. Teams that rely on these features for document collaboration do not need to give them up in order to benefit from Lawcadia’s legal operations capabilities.

The SharePoint integration is designed for corporate and government legal teams that have SharePoint as their established system of record. It allows these teams to adopt Lawcadia’s full operational platform without disrupting their existing document infrastructure or requiring a migration to a new storage environment.

Lawcadia offers a range of document management options to suit different organisational contexts. These include Lawcadia’s native document management with Outlook and Word integrations, the iManage integration for teams with sophisticated document management requirements, the Content Manager integration for government teams with records management obligations, and now the SharePoint integration for teams where SharePoint is the enterprise records system. Organisations can select the option that best matches their existing technology and governance requirements.