Peppermint Technology awarded place on Digital Marketplace
Government site helps public sector clients find technology.
Legal Technology software company Peppermint Technology, has won a place on the UK Government’s Digital Marketplace, which connects the public sector with Microsoft based technology solutions to support their legal casework.
The G-Cloud framework enables public sector organisations to buy services more easily and efficiently, achieve better value and avoid lengthy procurement processes.
Having a presence on the G-Cloud makes Peppermint’s suite of solutions accessible to the in-house and ABS public sector legal market.
Peppermint CX delivers enterprise applications including Practice Management, Case Management, Document Management, CRM, and enterprise level insight, together with a suite of collaboration and content enablement tools.
Peppermint CX features include:
Single platform delivering relevant and meaningful legal applications
Real-time reporting and analysis across central data platform
Access to full Microsoft technology stack
Working with a single source of truth across all departments
Accurate capture of all matter activity, time recording and billing
Creation of a holistic view of customers by tracking every touchpoint
Tony Cox, Chief Sales Officer at Peppermint, said: “Being on G-Cloud helps us reach public sector clients who will be able to benefit from the advantages our software offers. Our legal platform, based on Microsoft Dynamics, aligns with the public sector strategy of adopting cloud-based solutions. Being Microsoft, it natively operates with all other Microsoft applications that public sector customers are already using.”
“By using the framework, clients will also be able to access our technology more easily, which aligns with our business-wide customer-centric approach.”
“As a company, we are continuing to grow and innovate. We have worked hard to complete the rigorous application process to join the digital marketplace and we look forward to building new relationships through it.”