Time captured, not reconstructed
A running timer and a two-field entry form, so six minutes of a phone call is on the matter before the call has cooled.
TEMPLATES / LAW FIRMS
Every matter, the next hearing date, and the hours nobody wrote down — recorded while the work is still being done.
Bill the hours you actually worked and never miss a court date.
01 What you get
A running timer and a two-field entry form, so six minutes of a phone call is on the matter before the call has cooled.
Hearings, filing deadlines and limitation dates on one calendar, with the ones that cannot slip marked as such.
Parties, court reference, fee arrangement, documents, hearings and every hour recorded — instead of a folder, an inbox and a memory.
Recorded time nobody has invoiced yet, by matter and by fee earner. Usually the largest number in the firm.
02 Who it is for
Law firms and solo advocates of two to twenty fee earners, running litigation and advisory work side by side.
AND THEN YOU CHANGE IT
No two businesses in the same trade work identically, so the template is a starting point rather than a finished product. You describe how yours differs — the extra field, the different rule, the report someone asks for every month — and it is adapted. That keeps happening for as long as you use it.
03 Other starting points
Every client, what they owe you, and which filing deadline is next — in one screen instead of a spreadsheet per person.
Every listing, every registered buyer, and the match between them made the morning a property comes in.
Every policy you placed, the date it renews, and the commission you are owed for it.
Close, but not quite your business? That is normal — the templates are a head start, not a catalogue. Tell us what you do →