Microsoft Dynamics Partner Roundup: Law practice platform; BC partnerships; MVP; Workplace recognition

In this week's Microsoft Dynamics partner news roundup: 

• AllRize unveils comprehensive, AI-powered law practice management platform
• Insight Works adds 13 Microsoft partners to enhance global Business Central solutions
• Queue Associates' Jun Wang receives Microsoft MVP award 
• sa.global Colombia achieves Great Place To Work certification for second consecutive year

AllRize unveils comprehensive, AI-powered law practice management platform

AllRize, a provider of software for law firms and legal departments, has launched its AI-powered law practice management platform. The solution helps legal teams simplify their operations, boost productivity, and provide better service to clients.

AllRize, includes four software modules built on the Microsoft Dynamics framework, according to the company. The modules include:

• CRM – including intake, client communications, and outbound marketing capabilities
• Matters – providing simplified management of all cases, documents, and matters
• Calendar – for scheduling and managing tasks, schedules, and critical deadlines
• Accounting – automatically tracks each user's time, as well as billing and payments

As a Microsoft AppSource partner, AllRize makes full use of Dynamics technology as well as Microsoft Office apps, and it integrates with other tools that legal teams commonly use, the company said. 

Insight Works adds 13 Microsoft partners to enhance global Business Central solutions

Insight Works, a provider of Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central solutions for manufacturing and distribution, added 13 new Microsoft partners to its global reseller program in August.