When Your Time & Billing System Just Isn't That Into You
Join this webcast to hear answers to these questions, and discover how to save more time and money with an automated timekeeping solution. You will learn about the importance of owning your own data, how one firm leader found a flexible solution and greater ROI, and more.
January 17, 2023 at 12:58 PM
2 minute read
Cost: Complimentary
Date: Tuesday, February 14, 2023
Time: 2pm EST | 11am PST
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How Legal Professionals Can Better Leverage Tracking & Billing Tools to Help Save Time & Money
With one study showing legal professionals can lose 25% of their billable hours in a 24-hour period when they don't properly mark their time, law firms are missing out on profits. How can law firms then become more efficient and increase their bottom line?
They say that the heart wants what the heart wants. But if your heart still wants to track your billable time with excel, get ready for a broken heart. Manual-entry process can lead to errors, and countless hours could go unbilled and unfulfilled. We can't help you upgrade your love life, but we can help you upgrade your billing and timekeeping process, improve your client experience, and increase your profitability.
Join this webcast to learn more about how the right time and billing management tools can boost productivity and produce better outcomes for attorneys and their clients. You will learn:
- How to upgrade your client experience and deliver professional, on-time invoices.
- The importance of a timekeeping solution and how much time you're losing without one.
- How to utilize intuitive time tracking and invoicing software to save time.
Speakers
Michael Simon | Moderator
James Reese | Product Manager | Sage
Desi Williams | Sales Engineer | Sage
Chris Jordan | Cloud Solution Architect | WebHouse
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