Should time and billing be integrated with your practice management software? Or are you better off with a stand-alone program? Before deciding, do your homework. Here are some useful links and posts:
Software Comparison Charts and Buying Guides
Time and Billing Software Comparison Chart – ABA Legal Technology Resource Center
Buyer’s Guide to Legal Billing Software – Technolawyer
Billing and Practice Management Software Integration
Avoid Mistakes with Time, Billing and Accounting Software
System Considerations: Cloud, Hybrid Cloud, Mobile Timekeeping, Auto Capture
Ten Things You Need to Know About Back-Office Systems – ABA GP/Solo
Options for Mac Lawyers
The Fine Art of Getting Paid on a Mac – ABA Law Practice TODAY
Best Practice Tips
Billing & Collections – ABA Law Practice TODAY
ABCs of Best Billing Practices – ABA Webinar
Finance: Timekeeping by the Numbers – ABA Law Practice Magazine
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These days there are many other choices that offers better features, efficiency and lower cost over traditional timekeeping and billing programs. Readers are invited to review CaseFox Legal Timekeeping, Billing, Trust Accounting and Calendaring Software. Easy to use, highly competitive pricing, rich feature set and includes pretty much everything that a small firm may need.
Agree with you.
I’m using Lawsyt’s practice management software
they have most features that I need & they have affordable packages.
I’ve never heard of view a bill or plainlegal but i have tested some including mycase and cosmolex. Right now i am in a trial with practicepanther and seem to like it the best as it’s the easiest to use so far.