Filescience

What it is Overview

What It Does

FileScience is a law-firm IT and data-management vendor focused on backups, file management, and workflow automation for legal practices. Its stated emphasis is on stabilising firm operations through automated backups and document handling. The crawl recorded deep integrations with practice and document systems law firms commonly run: Clio, MyCase, iManage, Box, Dropbox, and Microsoft 365.

The company is led by CEO Nick Martin and appears in legal-tech commentary (e.g. The Tech-Savvy Lawyer). It sits in the back-office data-protection and file-management workflow rather than in legal drafting or research.

What We Found

Public information is limited. FileScience is referenced in legal-tech blog coverage around law-firm backups and automation, and its integration set (Clio, MyCase, iManage, Box, Dropbox, Microsoft 365) is consistent with a tool that sits across firms’ existing document stores. We did not find review-site ratings or community discussion.

What We Haven’t Verified

Founding year, headquarters, headcount, and funding — not found
Pricing
The integration depths recorded in the crawl — not hands-on tested
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Integrations 6 platforms

Platforms Filescience integrates with. Depth — where curated — reflects how native the connection is. Uncurated entries render without a depth dot.

Deep — bi-directional API Medium — one-way sync / webhook Shallow — middleware / Zapier-class

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