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Tracking Statuses of Accounts Receivable in Timeslips
A client sent this request in to us this week: “We read your article on keeping up with Accounts Receivableand we do that here at our firm. But it’s...
How To: Refund an Overpayment from a Client in PCLaw
There are times when a client accidentally overpays a bill. Or, the client makes a large retainer payment and there is money left over at the end of...
A little customization for your billing system
Have you ever wished you could store more information in one database program than appears to be possible? You may want to enter billing information...
Greet the Holidays – with Timeslips Mail Merges
Happy Holidays! By now we’ve finished our Halloween treats and Thanksgiving feast, and are heading for the home stretch amidst the end-of-year...
And Now the News…
The annual LexisNexis Practice Management Conference may be over, but the news keeps coming! So this week we thought we’d bring you up to date: Time...
Customize the PCLaw Toolbar
One of the things we hear from our PCLaw clients is that for one reason or another, the program doesn’t “do” what the user thinks it ought to do. ...
Looking Down the Road with PCLaw
Last week my colleague, Jack Schaller, wrote about news that came out of the annual LexisNexis Practice Management Conference. He focused on Time...
We Need Your Input
LexisNexis, the creators of Time Matters and PC Law, are holding their annual Certified Independent Consultant (CIC) conference in Orlando, FL from...
The New Timeslips eCenter -Improved?
Timeslips, the award-winning time and billing software program, has an informal mantra: You’ll never have an excuse for not billing your time. The...
Introducing iSlips
If there is one question that I hear the most as a Timeslips consultant it is this – “Does Timeslips have an app for my iPhone?” Sage Software, the...
We have a sunrise!
In 2009, LexisNexis announced that it would “sunset,” or discontinue support, for its Billing Matters software by the end of 2013. At that time,...
PCLaw 11 and QuickBooks: To Link or Not to Link?
This article won the SmallLaw Pick of the Week from Technolawyer. SmallLaw is a free weekly email newsletter from Technolawyer that provides helpful...
Editing Bill Images in Timeslips 2012
It’s baffling – what is it about legal clients that makes them feel entitled to not pay their bills for months on end, and then tell their attorneys...
Whither Timeslips? News from the Sage Summit Conference
Mark Twain once said: “The reports of my death have been greatly exaggerated.” As much as Timeslips’ competition wishes it were so, this...
Backing Up a Timeslips Database-HowTo
A Timeslips® database contains data related to a user’s time, client-related expenses, bills, accounts receivable and funds transactions. It...
Announcing Timeslips 2012
Sage Software is pleased to announce the upcoming release of Timeslips Version 2012. Continuing its tradition of being a world class time &...
Can you TAL, or are you a PRO?
Celebrating its 25th year in production in 2010, Sage Timeslips has acquired a well-deserved reputation as the “gold standard” for stand-alone time...
Breaking News from the Lexis Consultant Conference-Part 2
While attending the LexisNexis annual Practice Management Conference in Las Vegas this past week, we learned that PCLaw 11 is in the works. Release...
Capturing Billable Time On the Run
In our smartphone-powered society, being able to keep track of everything you do while “on the go” has become increasingly important. This is...
Timeslips 2011 – First Look
Sage Timeslips 2011 was previewed today at the Sage Insights Conference, and the final release dates were announced. Product shipments will begin to...
Timeslips: Licensed to Bill
Several clients have recently asked how the Timeslips licensing scheme actually works, so it seems like a good topic to discuss here in our blog. ...