Tyler eFile

Electronic filing platform that lets filers submit court documents in enabled jurisdictions.

Pricing: transaction
Open source: No

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Facts & attributes

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Platform · Deployment

Delivery model(SaaS;self-hosted;desktop;mobile;embedded;managed-cloud;appliance): SaaSVerification pending

Pricing · Licensing

Pricing model(free;subscription;usage;seat;asset;transaction;revenue-share;perpetual;custom): transactionVerified

Features · Product · Fit

Core capabilities(authoring;automation;analytics): Electronically file documents with the court via a secure, web-based portal, File, serve, and deliver court documents electronically, Credit card payment of filing fees with client billing documentation, Self-represented litigant guided filing via Guide & File, Online document tracking with proof of deliveryVerification pending

Audience · Use · Case

Best for(Neutral editorial summary): Courts and high-volume filers needing proven e-filing - 28 million documents filed annually with 99.999% uptimeVerification pending
Primary use cases(build;monitor;automate): Civil and criminal court e-filing, Filing fee payments, Electronic service of documents, Self-represented litigant filingVerification pending

Lifecycle · Versioning

Maintenance status(active;maintenance;deprecated;EOL;archived): activeVerified

Vendor · Maintainer

Founded year(2012): 1966Verified
Headquarters country(US): United StatesVerified
Vendor type(commercial;foundation;community;government;consortium;individual): commercialVerification pending

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