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In response to a new law for British Columbia, an enhanced software feature from Emergent keeps tabs on individuals who have direct or indirect control of a company or its shares.

Recognized for their ability to build a marketing and product solution for clients across numerous industries, R.I.P. Resources Inc. recently broadened its services. The company has linked arms with Emergent, Canada's premier document creation and file management software providers. Incorporating Emergent's widely-revered product, the Legal Kiosk™ as a large part of their offerings for grieving families, R.I.P. is on point to exceed their customers' goals. The software solution increases client service capabilities by offering increased organization, instant access to documentation, information, and peace of mind.

The much-anticipated NoticeConnect integration is now available on Emergent. Through Canada's industry-leading Estate Administration software, Emergent customers can now publish a complete Notice to Creditors with a simple click a button. It's just that easy because, to facilitate the process, the integration allows NoticeConnect to apply information that is already contained within Emergent's Estate Administration software. With time-saving aptitude, the agile software then automatically transmits the completed form to NoticeConnect for review before posting it. Those who make use of the service through Emergent's Estate Administration software also receive a discount from NoticeConnect for every posted notice. To that end, Emergent will offer multiple fifteen-minute webinars to showcase how easy it is to post a Notice to Creditors and how their platform is more cost-efficient than posting directly on NoticeConnect's site. The webinars are slated for:

The widely-recognized Estate Administration software adds Executor Services to provide noticeable help at the ready.

In response to Bill 22, Manitoba's new Beneficial Ownership legislation, Emergent announces a corresponding feature for their industry-leading software. The new legislation came into effect on the first day of 2020 and requires law firms to painstakingly collect additional data for each of their corporate clients' shareholders. To help facilitate the monumental task that employs, Emergent's Corporate Manager ET now encompasses a new Beneficial Ownership feature. The latest essential for Manitoba law firms will do the heavy lifting to collect shareholder information; so, no additional in-house procedures are necessary to keep the information up to date annually.

For what quickly became a mainstay in Canadian law offices nationwide, Emergent launches a new expedient feature.

A go-to resource for most Canadian law offices, PCLaw has now broadened its reach to become Emergent software's newest integration. Used daily for its time-saving features, PCLaw's accounting system is valued for its in-depth case management capabilities. Now, thanks to the new integration, Emergent's software will again provide a new way for law firms to bolster their bottom lines. In this case, the hours it takes staff to complete corporate annuals will no longer make such deep cuts into profits. Simply stated, gone are the days of entering information twice. The PCLaw integration allows fees for annuals, as well as Emergent's disbursable fee, to be posted all at once for hundreds, or even thousands, of entities. It instantly saves transaction disbursement information for import into the law firm's accounting system. Thus, tasks that took numerous personnel members to complete can now be finished by one person in just a few minutes once a month.

Over one-hundred updated government forms take their place among corporate form additions and a new functionality for Emergent software.

While many software programs have integrated online filing capabilities that upend the timely process of doing a filing incorporation or renewal documents, only Emergent has decisively taken it a step further. Emergent's national corporate records database and document assembly program Corporate Manager ET software has expanded its integration to now include name searches from within the software. Already successfully working with OnCorp Direct Inc. for filing Ontario and Federal incorporation documents, Emergent's new partnership with ESC Corporate Services broadens their reach. It allows for a more automated process from initial NUANS search through to successful filing, all through the Corporate Manager ET software program and also includes online filing for Ontario, Federal, and Quebec corporations.

Every law firm is all too familiar with the long process that proceeds the creation of a minute book. Numerous client details are relayed via phone, meeting, or email only to be restated, clarified, and rechecked a myriad of times over the project's lifespan. Needless to say, administrative staff members all have one thing in common - a desk covered with notepads and scraps of paper shouting reminders and instructions. Now multiply that organizational feat over several client projects. Until now, it's been enough to slow the process to a harried pace. Changing the tide entirely with a new software feature that integrates Microsoft Outlook into an already robust solution, Emergent brings respite with the announcement of their newest version of Corporate Manager ET. Think of it as a one-stop-shop for efficiency.