FactBox review
A focused workspace for collaborative legal chronologies and linked case evidence.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
FactBox is cloud-based case management software for litigators and legal teams handling complex litigation and investigative information. It brings facts, documents, evidence, issues, witnesses, sources, and tags into shared case files, with tools for chronology creation, search, filtering, sorting, and report generation. Its fit is strongest for firms that need a structured way to organize the factual record and collaborate on case analysis.
The product’s standout capability is its connected chronology model. Users can organize facts by issue and link them to witnesses, documents, legal issues, and sources, then filter by date, tag, contributor, or source. Automatic updates across linked chronologies help keep related case views aligned, while editable Microsoft Word reports support work outside the application. Collaborative access extends to firm members and outside consultants, and integrations include Clio, Box, Dropbox, and iManage. These features make FactBox particularly relevant when evidence relationships and chronology maintenance are central to legal work.
FactBox offers Trial, Monthly, and Annual plans. The Trial plan provides three days of use. Both paid plans include unlimited data storage, unlimited cases, 500 pages of fact extraction monthly, firm administrator privileges, and integrations with Clio, Box, Dropbox, and more. The product is available on the web and includes AI features. Teams seeking chronology, evidence organization, and collaborative case analysis should consider it; firms that need broader workflow, intake, or audit capabilities should look for a more expansive case management system.
FactBox pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Build and maintain chronologies with automatic updates across linked facts
- Link facts to witnesses, documents, issues, sources, and contributors
- Generate editable Microsoft Word reports and connect legal document tools
- Where it doesn't
- Focuses on case information rather than core workflow or intake management
- No audit features are included in its listed capabilities
- Web-only access and a three-day trial may limit evaluation flexibility
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