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ConflictsCheck review

#9 of 28 in Legal Conflict Checking SoftwareConflict Checking Software

Automated conflict checks with structured review and audit records for smaller firms.

8.2/10Editor score
ConflictsCheck8.2 Visit ConflictsCheck

Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

ConflictsCheck is a cloud-based conflict-of-interest screening tool for solo attorneys and law firms. It records parties, matters, related entities, officers, and agents, then applies fuzzy name matching and cross-matter history searches to surface potential connections for attorney review. CSV import supports client and matter records, while prospective new-matter checks extend screening to intake workflows. The product is aimed at practices that need structured conflict checking without adopting a broader practice-management platform.

Pricing is straightforward across two paid plans. Individual costs $29 per user per month and includes unlimited conflict checks, a full audit trail, CSV import, entity resolution, and bar-audit export. Small Firm costs $99 per month and adds team conflict visibility, firm-level reporting, and priority support while including everything in Individual. A 14-day trial is available without a credit card. The pricing structure fits solo practitioners and smaller teams that value defined conflict-screening functions, though there is no free plan and partial-period refunds are not provided.

The product’s strongest area is the depth of its conflict-review workflow. Confidence-scored potential-conflict alerts help distinguish possible matches, while officer and agent cross-referencing and relationship mapping broaden searches beyond exact party names. Timestamped conflict decisions and exportable audit logs create a documented record for later review or bar-audit needs. Practices should choose ConflictsCheck when automated screening, prospective-matter checks, and auditability are priorities; firms seeking a wider practice-management ecosystem or access beyond the web should consider another option.

ConflictsCheck pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Fuzzy matching and officer and agent cross-referencing
    • Prospective-matter checks with confidence-scored alerts
    • Timestamped decisions and exportable CSV audit logs
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan after the 14-day trial
    • Platform support is limited to web access
    • Partial-period refunds are not provided

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