Coyote Analytics, a SurePoint solution since the June 2022 acquisition, is a legal billing application featuring calendaring, time tracking, and electronic billing. Coyote Analytics can also provide a law practice management solution that lets users synchronize contact information, centralize calendar information, automate email and document generation. And in it, attorneys can see every billed minute in its interface, and collaborate with Bill Editors to streamline the billing process.
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Sage Timeslips
Score 5.9 out of 10
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Sage offers Timeslips, an installed billing and time tracking application featuring automated tracking, prepopulated account entry and voice to text data capture.
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Chose Sage Timeslips
A law firm I previously worked at used ProLaw to enter our firm's billing, sending out bills and doing reports. I only entered time using ProLaw, so I cannot go into much detail about it. However, Sage Timeslips can do a lot more than ProLaw, and it is a lot easier to enter …
Timeslips has won the day due to its consistency, reliability, and ease of use. The others are cloud-based - a feature I'd like, but the learning curve has proven to be too time-consuming to justify the switch.
I have not had to use Timeslips support, but I know our Office Manager has had to use them from time to time. She reports that they are quite helpful, but are always suggesting we purchase an upgrade to our current program.
Over the years it has been worth its weight in gold - huge return over cost
The biggest negative occurred within the past year in that one was required to acquire an annual license raising the annual cost, but not to the point where it becomes cost ineffective.