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Case studies

Law firm

5 people

12 fewer days in average collection time

The starting situation

Chasing unpaid fees without damaging the client relationship: nobody wanted the job. Billable time was logged from memory at week's end, engagement letters were drafted one by one, and procedural deadlines lived in three different calendars.

What it delivers

  • Fees get collected without awkward conversations or oversights
  • Time capture no longer happens from memory on Friday night
  • No procedural deadline depends on one person's vigilance

12 fewer days in average collection time

What we set up

01

Graduated fee reminders

Three tone levels, from courteous nudge to formal notice, triggered by the real due date. The partner approves, no longer drafts.

02

Effortless time capture

Billable time is inferred from the calendar and open files, proposed at day's end. Two minutes to validate instead of reconstructing your week.

03

Standard letters and engagement agreements

Engagement letter, follow-up letter, case summary: generated from the file, on the firm's templates, reviewed before sending.

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