8am, the professional business platform designed for legal, accounting, and client-focused professionals, unveiled a series of new product enhancements at Kaleidoscope 2025, its annual customer conference. The updates span AI-powered tools, integrations, reporting, and practice management, all aimed at simplifying daily operations and improving client service. Leslie Witt, Chief Product Officer at 8am, emphasized the company’s mission: “Our goal is to bring powerful simplicity to how professionals run their firms. Modern work tools should reduce complexity, not create it. These updates reflect our evolution into a unified platform, designed to deliver an intuitive experience that professionals can rely on to navigate everyday challenges.” A key highlight is the new integration between NetDocuments and 8am MyCase. This seamless connection allows legal teams to access, manage, and collaborate on documents directly within MyCase, eliminating the need to switch between platforms. The integration supports AI-powered search, document version control, and real-time co-authoring, enabling faster, more efficient workflows. MyCase also introduced customizable reporting, a feature designed to meet the needs of growing mid-sized firms. The new reporting tools provide flexible, data-driven insights into practice performance, efficiency, and profitability. By allowing firms to track the metrics that matter most, the platform helps professionals make informed decisions with greater confidence. 8am IQ, the company’s AI-powered suite, continues to expand with the launch of Chat with Cases in beta. This tool enables users to ask natural language questions about case data and documents, instantly retrieving relevant information and reducing hours of manual review. The company plans to roll out additional AI capabilities across its platform to deliver speed, accuracy, and compliance. In addition, 8am released its 2025 Personal Injury Insights Report, based on survey responses from over 325 professionals. The report reveals that personal injury firms are increasingly adopting AI and advanced billing tools, while also adapting to hybrid and remote work models. Despite excitement around AI, many firms are prioritizing proven technologies that improve workflow, financial management, and client service. The findings suggest a cautious but strategic approach to innovation, with long-term success linked to thoughtful technology adoption. Dru Armstrong, CEO of 8am, said, “Our customers trust us to power the most important parts of their business. We take that responsibility seriously, which is why we focus on delivering solutions that not only work but truly make a difference. Every addition reflects our commitment to helping professionals save time, strengthen client relationships, and grow—all from one trusted platform built entirely around their needs.” The announcements follow the recent rebranding of AffiniPay to 8am, marking a strategic shift toward a unified platform that integrates essential tools for professional services. The company now offers a comprehensive suite including 8am LawPay, 8am CPACharge, 8am MyCase, 8am CasePeer, and 8am DocketWise. 8am also announced that Kaleidoscope 2026 will take place in Las Vegas, Nevada. More details will be available in 2026 at 8am.com. Founded in 2005, 8am has been recognized for 14 consecutive years on the Inc. 5000 list of fastest-growing companies. It now serves over 260,000 professionals across North America. For more information, visit 8am.com.