CourtSync Calendar

What CourtSync Calendar is

CourtSync Calendar is a web service that turns court scheduling order PDFs into calendar-ready case deadlines for attorneys and law firms. Users upload an order, review the extracted details, select dates, and export them as an .ics file. The service says its patent-pending technology identifies dates, deadlines, and party information, including calculations such as days before trial, and reports over 99% accuracy in testing for those details. The .ics file can be imported into Outlook, Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, Clio, MyCase, PracticePanther, Smokeball, and NetDocuments. The demo accepts PDFs up to 25 MB without registration, but calendar exports require a verified professional account. CourtSync says uploads are encrypted in transit with 256-bit TLS, deleted after processing, and not used for training. The Monthly plan costs $24 a month and includes unlimited processing, .ics export, email support, and up to three users under one firm login. The Annual plan costs $240 a year. Attorneys remain responsible for checking critical dates and complying with applicable rules and deadlines.

Who it suits

CourtSync Calendar is intended for attorneys and law firms managing court deadlines. It may suit teams that want to review extracted dates and move selected deadlines into calendar systems or listed legal software.

Limits

The demo accepts PDF documents up to 25 MB and does not provide calendar exports without a verified professional account. The Monthly and Annual plans support up to 3 users under 1 firm login.

Getting started

1. Open the CourtSync Calendar website in a web browser.
2. Upload a scheduling order PDF of up to 25 MB to try the demo without registration.
3. Review the extracted information and select the dates to use.
4. Get a verified professional account to export a calendar file.
5. Import the .ics file into a supported calendar or legal system.

Verdict

CourtSync Calendar can convert scheduling order PDFs into calendar files and includes a no-registration processing demo. Its extracted dates still require attorney review, and the paid plans have user limits.