Aderant Stridyn to a Unified Cloud and AI Platform
Aderant, a leading global provider of legal business management solutions, has launched Stridyn, an innovative, AI-driven cloud platform that combines the Aderant product line on one platform, harnessing the full potential of cloud and AI technology.
Stridyn enhances user experiences and productivity for law firms by accelerating interconnectivity between applications and streamlining workflows. The platform gives legal experts seamless access to advanced technology in a familiar, reliable, and secure way.
The new cloud platform also puts transformation at the user's fingertips by bolstering business intelligence across the organisation and expanding MADDI's capabilities within the Aderant product suite.
Stridyn now powers all Aderant cloud applications with built-in AI capabilities delivered through MADDI.
Chris Cartrett, CEO at Aderant, says Stridyn is a foundation for innovation. “We built Stridyn with the understanding that law firms want a frictionless cloud experience centred around reliability, security, and efficiency,” said Cartrett. “Stridyn will accelerate productivity for law firms and represent a standard for operational excellence across the business of law.”
Aderant also unveiled new releases and enhancements to its cloud products on Stridyn. Law firms using these products will now have:
- A/R Automation with AI-powered matching of cash receipts to invoices
- Client Terms Review Workflow with redlining and version history in Onyx
- Matter Reconciliation and Email Billing Automation in BillBlast
- A new modern UI and AI-driven Compliance in iTimekeep
- Centralised analytics and AI support via askMADDI for Expert Sierra in preview mode
- A comprehensive system for managing lawyer skills, availability and staffing in viResourceAllocation
Doug Matthews, Chief Product Officer at Aderant, says law firms’ business operations will be transformed with a modern and mobile experience backed by AI.
“With the launch of Stridyn, law firms now have access to simple-to-use, highly efficient cloud technology bolstered by powerful MADDI AI capabilities,” said Matthews. This is our latest stride forward to drive innovation across the industry. In the coming months, we expect to deliver many more significant advancements that enable law firms to be even more compliant while controlling costs and improving profitability.”
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