Welcome to URL Integration

URL Integration is an award-winning IT consulting company specializing in the planning and implementation of complex, information exchange projects for courts, justice, and public safety agencies.

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Whether you are looking for planning and governance, analysis, or system integration services, we are here to help you – every step of the way.

Latest News

January 19, 2012
Paper On-Demand: A Vision or a Mirage?

January 16, 2012
We're on Our Way to the Nation's Capital.

December 15, 2011
Making this Holiday Season Cheerful, Memorable, and Giving.

Workflow Integration = eFiling

URL’s civil eFiling integration experience is state-of-the-art and built upon cutting-edge technologies, national and Electronic Court Filing (ECF) Version 4.0 standards, and real-world experiences.

National Center for State Courts Report: Small Claims eFiling Assessment, Phase 1 for URL Integration.

Take a Tour of URL's Civil eFiling Solution.

Get the Scoop on URL's Civil eFiling Features.

Top 5 Reasons eFiling Solves Workflow Integration.

Our People – the Whole is Greater than the Sum of its Parts

The driving force behind our exceptional services is our people. URL is committed to hiring, developing, and retaining the industry's most talented and experienced individuals.

And, when searching for talent, we look for people who embody and embrace vital values that shape our culture and define the character of our company.

See what you can expect from our people, every day, in every situation.

Latest from the ExchangeBlog

Bob’s_Bytes Newsletter: Inaugural Issue

Posted in: Bob's_Bytes, ExchangeBlog by Bob Roper on January 24, 2012 | No Comments
8 Bit MYTHS Underpinning a Paper-Based Culture

Myth #1: Physical signatures are necessary. Fact: Statutes and court rules can be changed. They have been changed in other industries. Myth #2: Specific forms are necessary. Fact: Statutes and court rules can be changed and the bar has supported those changes in some jurisdictions. Myth #3: Records retention policy enforces paper document maintenance. Fact: Records retention [...]

Posted in: Bob's_Bytes, ExchangeBlog by Bob Roper on | No Comments

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