Connect Claude to MyCase: cases, contacts, documents, tasks, calendar, calls, time, billing, staff.
Connect Claude to your MyCase legal practice management system. Ask Claude to look up cases, find contacts, check your calendar, review billing — all without leaving your conversation. Not a developer? You don't need to be. The README below assumes someone comfortable editing a JSON config file. If that's not you or your team, we deploy this for law firms — scoped credentials, audit log wired in,…
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Connect Claude to your MyCase legal practice management system. Ask Claude to look up cases, find contacts, check your calendar, review billing — all without leaving your conversation. Not a developer? You don't need to be. The README below assumes someone comfortable editing a JSON config file. If that's not you or your team, we deploy this for law firms — scoped credentials, audit log wired in, one custom workflow, training. → See Guided MCP Setup — or book a 30-min call Jump to: Demo ·…
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