
The databases and the client portal live in one place. We synced our firm's matter records into FuseBase and checked every record against the old system, so FuseBase is becoming our single source of truth. Each client gets a private folder on our own domain with a status page, file upload and chat, which cuts down on email back-and-forth. The API and MCP access are strong enough that our own AI assistants can read and update records, which is how we did the whole sync. Web Studio also lets us build client-facing pages that look designed instead of like a stock template. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Permissions take careful planning. Some of the client-separation settings can only be changed in the web app, not through the API, so a law firm has to test privacy thoroughly with test accounts before inviting real clients. There is also a learning curve because there are so many features. Updates come fast, which is a good thing, but the documentation sometimes trails the product, so we occasionally have to test to find out how something works now. Their customer service and data team have been great. They've been extremely helpful with our privacy-focused and security-focused needs as a law firm, answering detailed questions and working through issues with us. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.


