Manage fees, expenses, and billing in the context of each matter. With Assistant and Intelligence, speed up invoice review and understand which developments may trigger billing under the agreed terms.
Review invoices with the context behind every entry.
A thorough review connects time entries to the work performed, engagement terms, and client instructions. Finance brings this information together and integrates Assistant into pre-bill review.
Compare entries, examine activity descriptions, and identify items that need attention before an invoice is issued. Assistant helps organize the analysis so partners and billing teams can move through reviews more efficiently.
Focus your review where attention is needed.
Identify unclear descriptions, potential duplicates, and discrepancies against the rates, limits, and billing criteria agreed with the client. Examine each flag alongside the information supporting the analysis.
Make descriptions clearer.
Use Assistant to review billing narratives and suggest wording based on the available records. Describe the work performed clearly and consistently with your firm's standards.
Take the analysis further through conversation.
Ask questions about an entry, request comparisons, and seek clarification on highlighted issues. The context stays connected to the review as you assess suggestions and guide adjustments.
TRY ASKING ASSISTANT
“Review this client's pre-bill, compare the entries against the agreed terms, and flag anything that needs clarification.”
Your team retains control over adjustments, discounts, and billing approval.
02 / CONTEXT WITH INTELLIGENCE
Understand the financial impact of case developments.
A ruling, hearing, or settlement can change what the firm is entitled to bill. Understanding that impact means connecting the development to the case history and the fee agreement.
Intelligence supports this interpretation and identifies possible next steps. Assistant helps examine documents and check the applicable terms. In Finance, the team carries the review through to billing.
COURT RULING
Interim relief has been granted.
Intelligence helps clarify what was granted and how it relates to the case. The analysis considers the fee provision tied to that outcome and brings together the information needed to assess billing.
The responsible professional can check the ruling, examine the contractual provision, and validate the financial next step.
Context for reviewIllustrative example
01
DEVELOPMENTInterim relief granted
Examine the outcome and the scope of the ruling.
02
FEE PROVISIONOutcome specified in the agreement
Check whether the ruling meets the agreed condition.
03
NEXT STEPBilling for assessment
Gather the references and refer them to the responsible person.
Review by the responsible person before billing
HEARING OUTCOME
The hearing resulted in a settlement.
The hearing's outcome is analyzed using the minutes, settlement terms, and available context. This information is linked to the fee arrangements to help identify applicable fees.
Billing may depend on reaching the settlement, court approval, or receipt of funds, depending on the agreed terms. The team can assess that condition with the relevant documents at hand.
Context for reviewIllustrative example
01
DEVELOPMENTSettlement reached at the hearing
Examine the minutes and settlement terms.
02
FEE PROVISIONContractual billing trigger
Check whether billing depends on agreement, court approval, or receipt of funds.
03
NEXT STEPFees for review
Link the documents and validate the applicable condition.
Review by the responsible person before billing
From case development to billing, with context at every step.
Understand the outcome, check the fee provision, review the basis for the charge, and route billing through your firm's approval process.
01Development
02Context
03Agreed condition
04Review
05Billing
03 / FROM ENGAGEMENT TO PAYMENT
Track the financial lifecycle of every engagement.
Organize financial management around clients, matters, and responsible professionals, from engagement to payment.
01
Define your engagement terms.
Set up hourly fees, fixed fees, recurring engagements, milestone fees, success fees, or hybrid arrangements. Link terms and budgets to the relevant matters.
02
Track the work performed.
Bring together time entries, expenses, court costs, and advances. See unbilled work and outstanding items that need action.
03
Manage billing and collections.
Prepare pre-bills, organize reviews, and track invoices, due dates, and payments, preserving the link to the work behind each amount.
Tax invoice review and bank reconciliation.
Illustrative example with fictional data.
Accounts payable, reimbursements, and cash management complete the financial picture of your operations.
04 / LAW FIRM MANAGEMENT
See where your work creates value.
Track billing, costs, and profitability by matter, client, practice area, and responsible professional. Compare budgets with actuals and identify situations that call for a management decision.
MatterClientPractice areaResponsible professional
Where is work waiting to be billed?
View accumulated time and expenses and identify items awaiting review.
Which matters are using more resources than planned?
Track the work's progress against the budget.
Which clients and fee arrangements deliver the strongest results?
Examine revenue, costs, and margins to guide portfolio management.
Bring these questions to Assistant to explore the available information and deepen your analysis in the context of your operations.
05 / PART OF THE LOOPLEX PLATFORM
Finance, integrated into your Looplex platform.
Finance is part of the same environment where your team tracks matters, works with documents, and uses AI.
Intelligence helps interpret developments and their potential effects. Assistant supports analysis and review. Finance connects that work to fee arrangements, billing, and financial performance management.