The platform is easy to use, affordable, and doesn't have too much complexity, which is what our firm was looking for.

We have an older generation of attorneys in our firm and LexWorkplace has been simple and easy to use for all of our team members.

I don't like that there isn't much customization for sorting by alphabetical order or date. This can be frustrating when searching through folders with a lot of documents.

From the moment I reached out until just moments ago when I was asked how everything was going, it's been wonderful. Everyone is invested in making LexWorkplace the best DMS out there.

Ease of use and functionality. I also love that the developers want client input and actually implement requested changes, new features, etc.

The big miss for our office is lack of custom fields - in our case a custom date field but it's under review as a new feature.

It is impossible to put into words how really bad this program is. No way to save a document directly to the program. Have to save to desktop and then drag to Lex. Unbelievably awful in so many ways.

There is nothing good about this program

It is so bad that I cannot tell identify what I like least. Just absolutely, completely terrible

Version control and having everything accessible online (as opposed to a server in the office) are the best parts of the software

The inability to set preferences (e.g., what columns to show and to organize folders in files alphabetically automatically) is incomprehensible and constant source of frustration

Please see my response to what I like most! Despite resistant from our users, which is expected, the experience has been great! Now that you can convert Word documents into PDFs in the software, our users are happier too!

We were looking for a document management application to assist us on many things, but primarily being able to access our data from any where there is an internet connection, with great security measures in place, being able to search within the database and document properties and versions of the properties. With so many people collaborating on the same document, there would sometime be issues with working on the most current document. Now, we don't have multiple versions of the document, but one document which shows all versions and a timeline as to who and when saved the version. We can always revert to a previous version too! This feature alone has been a timesaver! The burden of having to maintain an on-premises server has also been alleviated. I can go on! To date LexWorkplace has been a great addition to the practice of this firm!

I would eliminate having to scroll pages within the software and instead be able to scroll -- as users can in File Explorer -- to view what is in a folder.