New safeguards that protect honest process servers
This release makes job management easier with sticky job headers, improved State, Court State, and County filters, and more consistent State filtering across job lists. Accountability Reports are also now free to generate, with the previous $0.25 usage charge removed.
What's changed? -Blocks photo and file uploads on attempts for OL and ITX jobs -Mechanism to force update the mobile app based on the minimum version required -Allows two-factor authentication with an authenticator app -PDF packet downloads now follow the correct permissions -Minor bug fixes and stability improvements
ServeManager's mobile app routing got more than a makeover - we jam packed this feature with even more functionality to make planning your day easier.
Our newest feature brings a notification center to the ServeManager desktop
Skip the hassle, download and merge all job documents into a single file!
Create an affidavit and request a signature from your server for quicker turnaround and better visibility!
ServeManager’s new Multi-Item + Multi-Recipient Sharing lets you send multiple job documents to multiple people—inside or outside your team—with full visibility into who received what. It’s faster, clearer communication built for modern litigation support.
ServeManager released new updates to the job order form for improved user experience and easier navigation.
ServeManager now lets you edit uploaded documents like PDFs directly in the app—no more downloading, modifying, and re-uploading. This update streamlines workflows, reduces errors, and is especially useful for states requiring server-completed fields.
Understanding and Improving GPS Accuracy in the ServeManager Mobile App
Announcing ServeManager “Accountability Report”, Evidence-Backed Process Server Tracking and Reporting.
Meet ServerHub, a new marketplace feature built right into ServeManager—designed exclusively for independent process servers.
The New Mexico Supreme Court is reviewing a proposal to amend Rule 1004 of its Rules of Civil Procedure. What does it mean for process servers?
Every day, process servers receive service instructions from law firms via email—usually with documents attached and a few lines of instruction in the body. Until now, turning that email into a job meant copying, pasting, uploading, and double-checking everything manually.