For Arbitrators
Arbitration Case Management Software for Independent Arbitrators
Docket ADR replaces the patchwork of email, shared drives, and spreadsheets with one workspace for every matter — from appointment to closing binder.
- $0 due today — Full access to every feature from the moment you sign up.
- Email reminder before your trial ends — No surprise billing — you'll hear from us before your first charge.
- Cancel anytime — Cancel yourself from the billing portal. No phone call or email needed.
What's Included
Secure Counsel Upload Links
Counsel submit filings without an account; they can never see anything else in the matter.
Structured Exhibit Index
Standard C-/R-/J- numbering, admission status, and an exportable master list.
Hearing Clock
Chess-clock timekeeping for each side, with tribunal time kept off both clocks.
Procedural Order Templates
Scheduling, protective, discovery, and pre-hearing orders with editable blanks.
Formal PDF & Word Exports
Captioned, court-style orders and awards, clearly marked as drafts until final.
Conflict & Prior Appearance Search
Search parties, counsel, and witnesses across your recorded matters.
Deposit & Fee Tracking
Record deposits and time to keep remaining balances current. Tracking only.
One-Click Closing Binder
Download orders, exhibits, accounting, and pleadings as an organized archive.
$299/month or $2,890/year after a 30-day free trial, including one neutral and one assistant. See full pricing
Common Questions
- Is Docket ADR for administered or ad hoc arbitrations?
- Both. It is especially useful in ad hoc and independently managed matters, where the arbitrator handles intake, deadlines, and records without an institution.
- Does AI decide anything?
- No. AI can summarize files or help organize a draft when you ask, but findings and rulings always come from the arbitrator.
- Can my assistant use it?
- Yes. One assistant is included, and additional collaborators are $29/month each.
Further reading: A Practical Guide to Arbitration Case Management
