Wings

Crocodile Solutions, Inc. has released the newest version of their Wings cloud-based software which unveils an updated sleek, streamlined appearance. With this version of Wings clients will experience brighter colors, bold buttons, and easy-to-navigate screens with enhanced directional cues. We would like to highlight a few of the updates which you will see in Wings

Crocodile Solutions works in partnership with Rackspace to host our servers and Wings in a secure location within the United States. We wanted to share with you some exciting news regarding Rackspace’s acquisition of Datapipe. In an email from Joe Eazor with Rackspace, “[Rackspace] has completed its acquisition of Datapipe! We know that our customers

Crocodile Solutions, Inc.’s nationally recognized Case Management software is again bringing major innovation to the legal software field! We are pleased to announce this new feature in all three Crocodile Solutions software programs, Wings, Disability Specialist®, and Case Partner®. Clients have been asking, “how can we move our scanned documents directly into a client’s file?”,

Both companies are pleased to announce the full integration of Atlasware’s automatic multi-case disability download software with Crocodile Solutions’ Wings nationally recognized cloud-based case and practice management and electronic file management software suite. Crocodile Solutions, Inc.’s Wings users will be able to automatically upload and update all of the SSA’s disability files obtained by Atlasware’s

Crocodile Solutions, Inc. with its Case & Practice Management Software and ReleasePoint’s medical records retrieval services have teamed up to make a major improvement in how medical records are handled in the legal field! Both companies are pleased to announce the full integration of ReleasePoint’s automated medical records retrieval process with Crocodile Solutions’ nationally recognized

The Achieving Better Life Experiences (ABLE) Act became law in December 2014. It allows individuals who become disabled before age 26 to open special accounts to be used for disability-related expenses. ABLE accounts (known as 529A accounts) can grow without the earning being taxed, and up to $100,000 can be held in such an account