Proof vs. ABC Legal

You can pay directly through our platform by clicking on the link to the invoice.

When you login to app.proofserve.com, you will see a "Billing" menu option on the left.

Once you are there, click on the "Unpaid" invoice, and then click on "Pay Invoice" to pay via credit card.

Finance email: ar@proofserver.com

Finance phone number: 720.724.8518

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Absolutely. Many firms run both in parallel during evaluation. There's nothing stopping you from sending your next serve through Proof while keeping existing jobs where they are.

This is the part we take very seriously. Fewer than 20% of server applicants are accepted into Proof's network. Every server has prior experience, passes a background check of 7+ years before their first job, and goes through a structured monitoring program. Proof servers rate the platform 4.4/5 on the App Store, compared to 2.5/5 for ABC Legal's server app.

That's exactly the kind of thing that shouldn't keep you up at night. You have direct in-platform chat with your server and a dedicated Proof Specialist on every job. If a server becomes unresponsive, your Specialist proactively escalates and finds a new server for you. Unhappy with a server? Proof can permanently block them from receiving your serves.

Yes, and this is the most common reason firms switch. No more refreshing your inbox hoping for an update. Proof gives your whole firm a single dashboard showing every active serve, its real-time status, and whether it's on or off track. You also get automatic notifications at every step so you're never left wondering.

Yes, and it makes a real difference. Proof gives you direct in-platform three-way chat between you, your server, and your dedicated Proof Specialist. Specialists are trained on jurisdiction-specific nuances and proactively follow up on your serves, so if something needs attention, they're already on it before you have to ask.

We know this is the thing that matters most when a case is on the line. Proof builds accuracy into every step. AI autofill reduces manual entry errors at intake, jurisdiction-specific templates are proactively maintained by a dedicated compliance team, in-app tools help servers clean up notes before submission, and affidavits go through human review before they reach you.

We don't give up easily. On top of our tenacious servers, Proof offers skip tracing with human-verified results. You can pre-authorize a skip trace when you request your serves so time-sensitive jobs don't wait on you.

Yes. Proof supports nationwide service of process across all 50 states and U.S. territories. Learn about our international service options by reading the next question.

Proof handles international service for most matters. For Hague Convention service specifically routed through the DOJ Central Authority, ABC Legal holds the exclusive government contract, so firms with those specific needs may need a specialized provider for that portion of their work. We'd rather be upfront about that than oversell our scope.

Most likely yes. Proof integrates with Clio, Filevine, Litify, and MyCase. You can place orders directly from your matter and affidavits and invoices flow back automatically. Proof integrates with several platforms ABC Legal doesn't, including Filevine and MyCase. We also support Electronic Data Interchange and have a proprietary API for custom integrations.

In many areas, Proof is less expensive than ABC. We believe you should always know what you're paying before you commit. Pricing is upfront by address with no hidden add-ons or mileage fees. What you see when you place the order is what you'll see on the invoice. Standard, Expedited, and Same Day options are all priced transparently.

Yes. Proof holds SOC 2 Type II certification, a rigorous standard that evaluates security controls over a sustained observation period rather than a single point in time. ABC Legal holds SOC 2 certification but has not published whether it is Type I or Type II. For enterprise procurement teams, that distinction matters.