Wonderful new feature on pdf-it

[Judy]

Did you see what pdf-it can do now??? Thanks for looking out for court reporters, Morgan!

 

IT’S ABOUT PERSPECTIVE

Attorneys call it “sharing”.  We call it “stealing”.

·      Copy sales down because attorney sharing is up?

·      Ready to discourage dishonest downloads while keeping access simple, easy and fast for legitimate clients?

·      Tired of being in the dark and powerless because emailed transcripts are being forwarded to non-paying attorneys? 

·      Want to gain control and be informed regarding transcript download activity?

Our next release of iDepos will continue to allow instant, no password access/download of non-confidential transcripts.  However, additional downloads will require login if the request is made from a different IP Address.

If the login email does not match the original iDepos recipient an Access/Download Warning message will be presented.

If the I Accept button is chosen, download will be allowed and an email notification will be sent to the court reporter/firm.

This future release comes to you as a result of several conversations regarding “sharing” problems.  We hope you continue to offer your thoughts and feedback.  We’re always listening.

Morgan Babin Reporting Solutions www.pdf-it.com [phone]

[Marge Teilhaber (TILE hobber)]

Very very nice!   I am always telling people and agencies about this.    Will save this post to keep spreading the word.  Kudos to Morgan Babin Reporting Solutions and PDF-it!

[Lisa Migliore Black]

I'll add volume to the cheers.  I've been very happy with the product for years.  My clients have been as well.

[Glen Warner]

Judy, is this on their website somewhere, or was it an e-mail from marketing? I couldn't find it on their site today; I wanted to give someone a direct link.

[kathy - iamwrdsmth]

seems as though you will be chasing the "downloading atty" for the copy price of transcript if you are allowing a download without paying first.  just saying.  so what if I get an email saying that they downloaded the transcript, how are you going to get paid after the fact?  and the atty can just claim, oh, my secretary did that, I don't really need it, blah, blah, blah...

[Cynthia M. Clark]

Good point, Kathy.  I wonder if there's any follow up to this thread.  I too have the same question.  

[kathy - iamwrdsmth]

              I wonder what is to prevent the attorney who pays for and downloads the PDF,

              from simply forwarding it from his personal email to another attorney??