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Docket Build

Legal practice management

Docket Build + Clio Manage

Firm-wide practice management for immigration teams that also run other matter types.

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Authentication: OAuth 2.0 via Clio App Directory

Connect Clio Manage
Setup time
~7 min
Direction
Two-way
Objects synced
6
Data flows
4

How it works

For firms where immigration sits alongside other practice areas, the Clio Manage connector keeps Docket Build scoped to immigration matters only — reading documents and matter metadata, and filing the assembled packet back to the correct Clio matter with your firm's document naming convention applied.

Data flows

  • Matter metadata

    Client, responsible attorney, practice area, matter number and custom fields

    Clio → Docket Build
  • Matter documents

    All documents and document categories on the selected matter

    Clio → Docket Build
  • Assembled packet

    Compiled binder written back under your firm's naming template

    Docket Build → Clio
  • Assembly time entry

    Optional non-billable activity entry recording assembly duration

    Docket Build → Clio

What starts an assembly

  • Matter tagged with your immigration practice area
  • Document added to a watched matter folder
  • Manual assemble action from Clio's matter view
FAQ

Clio Manage specifics.

Yes, and we recommend it. Scope the connector to one or more Clio practice areas or custom-field values; matters outside that scope are never read.

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Software for licensed attorneys. Not legal advice.

Docket Build is legal technology software designed for use by licensed attorneys and legal professionals. Docket Build does not provide legal advice, does not practice law, and does not create an attorney–client relationship. All legal theories, filings, and petitions must be reviewed and approved by a qualified attorney.