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Heading (Slightly more) South: CE21 Brings AI Insights and Austin Innovation to ACLEA Mid-Year 2026
The River Walk is calling. This February, the ACLEA 62nd Mid-Year Meeting is heading to San Antonio, and as a Austin-based company, the CE21 team couldn’t be more excited to welcome our colleagues to the San Antonio Marriott Rivercenter.
Whether you are looking for the latest in MCLE compliance technology or curious about how Artificial Intelligence will reshape the legal education landscape, we’ve prepared a weekend full of insights, networking, and a few “local” surprises.
Running a Bar Association is Different. Your Software Should Be Too.
Is your team dreading the end-of-year compliance rush? Discover the bar association management software built specifically for the legal industry. From automated CLE tracking to legislative advocacy tools, see how CE21 helps you stop managing data and start protecting the profession.
Why Your Conference Week Doesn’t Have to Feel Like a Rescue Mission
Are you tired of conference weeks that feel more like a rescue mission than a professional event? Managing disconnected spreadsheets and paper sign-in sheets is exhausting, but it doesn’t have to be your reality. Discover how our latest event tools and Managed Event Services allow you to ditch the “Frankenstein” tech stack and get back to what matters most: serving your members
Automated ACCME PARS & JA-PARS Reporting is Here
CE21 has established a powerful technical integration designed to transform how you handle CME compliance, specifically regarding PARS and JA-PARS reporting. This development marks the beginning of a new era where compliance is automated and the administrative burden of manual data entry becomes a thing of the past.
Why We Said No to Outsourcing: How In-House Support Built a Better Platform
When we were answering the phones and answering support tickets in those early days, we quickly realized that closing a ticket was not the ultimate goal. The goal was to prevent the ticket from being created in the first place.
Every question a user asked was a signal that a feature could be more intuitive. Because we felt the immediate impact of user confusion, we were motivated to fix the root cause instantly. If a button was hard to find, we moved it. If a login process was confusing, we refined it.