Griffin Stone & Moscrop is an established firm (1918) based in the heart of central London.They have many clients in the local community and service businesses, small and large, across many industry sectors. They installed a 30 user system in their London offices in 2006.

"We really liked the look and feel of the software and felt that it would be easy to use. This was confirmed with the fact that all our staff attended one morning of training and found it really easy to use.

Scanning is very easy - simple really. We like the "drag & drop" feature as it is so useful to be able to file anything outside of the Logical Office software into the client’s folder with a few clicks of the mouse.

The function to create standard templates has also been very useful for us. We have currently created about 60 to 70 templates. As a result the drafting of letters is much quicker as Logical Office simply pulls in the client name, client address, the text of the letter as per the template and your signature - all you have to do is print it off and sign it!

The Logical Office diary function was an added bonus and has saved us a huge amount of time in long range staff planning. We tried Ms-Outlook but it wasn't pitched at the level we wanted, and so we had developed an in-house system based on Excel and bookings were emailed to our admin department who updated the excel diary. This wasn’t a very efficient use of time, but with the introduction of the Logical Office diary this is much easier and useful to staff and partners alike.

Since the introduction of Logical Office at our practice a few of my clients have commented on how quickly I can retrieve correspondence when I am talking to them on the phone - they are impressed with the efficiency, and of course it saves time and money!

We've had a great relationship with Logical Office from the beginning, and the friendliness of the staff along with the quick response times is fantastic. We look forward to even more success with the next release."

Jennie Tolmie
Partner
Griffin Stone & Moscrop