RAMAPO has been the innovator in the Chapter 13 software market. It was one of the first software firms to offer software to Trustees so they could process their data in-house. TAS/13 was the first Trustee Accounting System offered using a modern fourth generation computer language and the first one using a modern relational database. These features gave TAS/13 the ability to run on various platforms, including windows and large-scale UNIX machines.

In the late 1980's RAMAPO was the first firm to offer dial-up capability to parties of interest. In June of 1997, RAMAPO's Trustee client in Philadelphia was the first to publish case data on the Internet to approved parties.