ADR Notable Launches Quick Links for Easy Access to Practice Resources
ADR Notable has introduced Quick Links, a new feature that gives dispute resolution professionals a convenient place to access the websites, tools, and resources they use alongside their practice management platform.
Quick Links is available within ADR Notable and can be customized to support the way an individual practitioner or firm works. Users can add links to professional associations, court resources, reference materials, and other frequently used destinations, making them easier to find during the workday.
For ADR firms, that flexibility creates a convenient place to bring together resources their neutrals need. Independent practitioners can tailor their links around their own practice, interests, and professional community.
A New Way to Discover Complementary Resources
The launch also introduces a new way to explore ADR Notable’s growing partner network. Featured partner links help users discover complementary products and services that support dispute resolution work and the business of running a practice.
Partner resources and user customization serve distinct purposes: ADR Notable highlights offerings through its partner program, while users can add their own links to make the feature useful to their daily work.
Quick Links marks an early step in the broader ADR Notable Partner Program, which brings visibility to organizations serving the dispute resolution community. Additional partner announcements and spotlights will follow in the coming weeks.
Already using ADR Notable? Open Quick Links in your account to explore the featured resources and add your own.
Interested in partnering with ADR Notable? Visit our Become a Partner page.
About ADR Notable
ADR Notable is a cloud-based practice management platform serving dispute resolution professionals across North America and Europe, with a dedicated Canadian server to support Canadian users. It brings case management, scheduling, billing, documents, and reporting into one platform to support independent practitioners, ADR firms, and court-connected and community programs. Learn more at adrnotable.com.
