SOS Connect review
A broad legal operations suite for mature firms that need accounting and compliance controls.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
SOS Connect is legal practice management software from Solicitors Own Software Limited for UK law firms, with positioning that includes enterprise practices. It brings matter and case management together with time recording, document creation and templates, configurable workflows, legal forms, CRM, reporting, legal accounting, billing, compliance, portals, integrations, and mobile access. The feature coverage suits firms looking to manage operational, financial, and compliance work within one legal-focused system rather than assembling separate tools.
Pricing follows a contact-sales model, and the vendor directs prospects to book a demo. That approach means evaluation is likely to center on the firm's requirements and implementation needs rather than a public plan comparison. The product includes client and office accounting, automated billing, credit control, trust accounting, configurable workflows, and compliance tools with MFA and SSO. It also supports implementation, training, support, and custom integration services, which may matter to firms planning a structured rollout. Mobile applications provide access to contacts, matters, documents, emails, and time recording away from the office.
SOS Connect's ecosystem includes DocuSign, InfoTrack, Call ML, SmartSearch, FormEvo, iManage, Index Property Information, Land Registry, Laserform, Lawyer Checker, Lexis SmartForms, Oyez, Perfect Portal, and katchr. An open API adds another route for third-party connections, while client and document portals support electronic sharing. The published platform coverage centers on iOS, Android, and API access. Mature UK firms that need legal accounting controls, workflow configuration, billing, compliance, and connected matter management should consider SOS Connect. Firms wanting a tightly focused tool or a straightforward public pricing comparison may prefer a different evaluation path.
SOS Connect pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Combines matter, document, workflow, accounting, billing, and compliance tools
- Supports client portals, mobile matter access, MFA, SSO, and electronic sharing
- Offers an open API and integrations across legal and document platforms
- Where it doesn't
- Pricing requires a sales conversation rather than published plan comparisons
- Its broad scope may exceed the needs of firms seeking a narrow specialist tool
- Published platform coverage centers on iOS, Android, and API access
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