Aderant Launches Next-Gen Cloud Financial Management Applications at 2025 Momentum Global Event
ATLANTA--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Today Aderant ®, the leading global business management software provider for law firms, launched four new cloud-based technology solutions – Cloud Accounts Receivable (AR), Cloud General Ledger (GL), Stridyn Analytics, and askMADDI – at its Momentum Global conference in Dallas, Texas. These new AI-powered applications deliver a more unified, modern, and personalized user experience, enabling firm accounting and finance teams to better coordinate, access real-time data, improve decision making, and drive efficiency in daily, monthly, and year-end activities.
'Aderant is laser focused on delivering an unmatched client experience, and the launch of these new cloud-based financial management applications at 2025 Global Momentum will continue to raise the bar,' said Chris Cartrett, President & CEO of Aderant.
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'Aderant is laser focused on delivering an unmatched client experience, and the launch of these new cloud-based financial management applications at 2025 Global Momentum will continue to raise the bar,' said Chris Cartrett, President & CEO of Aderant. 'Aderant is the leader in business of law solutions for the world's largest law firms. We do not take our role in these firms' daily operations lightly and continue to live our mission to deliver mission critical solutions that drive exceptional business results for law firms through relentless commitment to innovation and our clients.'
At the event, attendees have exclusive opportunities to see onsite demonstrations of these new applications, as well as access to pricing promotions only available to event attendees.
Highlights of the next-gen cloud financial management applications include:
Next-Gen Cloud Accounts Receivable
The Aderant cloud-based AR solution in Expert Sierra streamlines end-to-end cash receipting, improving speed, accuracy, and visibility. Powered by MADDI, Aderant's AI-powered virtual associate, it automates invoice matching, eliminates manual remittance handling, and reduces paper use. Law firms benefit from faster adjustments, better tracking of partial payments, and real-time cash reporting for more efficient audits.
Next-Gen Cloud General Ledger
Historically, the general ledger has been a highly manual process ripe for innovation. Now, integrated with MADDI to deliver next-gen insights and automation to query and filter information, the new cloud-based GL solution in Expert Sierra is designed to enhance, automate, and streamline financial activities. It empowers firms to maximize profitability and eliminate fraud by enabling more efficient and optimized decision-making, powered by AI.
Stridyn Analytics for Next-Gen Reporting and Analytics
The cloud-based Stridyn platform was launched at 2024 Momentum Global, and Stridyn Analytics now furthers its capabilities by unifying financial, operational, and practice management data to deliver real-time insights through a single, intuitive platform. With AI-powered analytics, natural language queries, and customizable dashboards, users can easily access and act on key information—no technical expertise required. Scalable and accessible from anywhere, it empowers law firms to make confident, data-driven decisions faster.
askMADDI
Further enhancing the power of its MADDI AI solution, askMADDI delivers a seamless Natural Language Query (NLQ) experience, enabling users to effortlessly access and understand data from a multitude of integrated Aderant cloud applications. Simply put, askMADDI is purposefully designed and built to empower legal professionals with faster insights, streamlined workflows, and intelligent support. Seamlessly integrated into the Stridyn platform, askMADDI delivers context-aware answers and actionable intelligence. Acting as a trusted virtual associate, askMADDI is always on, always responsive, and always willing to empower users with power of AI, amplifying their productivity.
'AI is revolutionizing the way businesses manage their financial operations. By integrating AI into our new cloud-based Accounts Receivable and General Ledger applications, we're enabling smarter automation, reducing errors, and accelerating decision-making,' said Andy Hoyt, Chief Technology Officer at Aderant. 'This technology not only streamlines workflows but also empowers finance teams with predictive insights, helping them stay ahead in an increasingly dynamic marketplace.'
For more information about Aderant, go to Aderant.com.
About Aderant ®
Aderant is dedicated to helping law firms run a better business. As a leading global provider of business management and practice-of-law solutions, the world's best firms rely on Aderant to keep their businesses moving forward and inspire innovation. At Aderant, the 'A' is more than just a letter. It represents how we fulfill our foundational purpose, serving our clients. Aderant operates as a business unit of Roper Technologies (Nasdaq: ROP), a constituent of the Nasdaq 100, S&P 500, and Fortune 1000. The company is headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, and has several other offices across North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific. For more information, visit Aderant.com, email info@aderant.com, or follow the company on LinkedIn.
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