by Dana Riel | Sep 30, 2020 | PC Law|Time Matters
We’ve written about cloud-based applications in our recent posts, but the staff at PCLaw|Time Matters LLC (also known as “P|T”) have been busy with their flagship on-premise products. Here are their latest announcements: All is forgiven? Limited time offer...
by Dana Riel | Feb 25, 2020 | Practice Management, Time Matters
Recently we assisted a client of ours in designing custom screens for Contacts in their Time Matters program. Our client was struggling because they were creating drop-down lists in several fields that showed all 50 U.S. states. They said it was a pain to keep...
by Andrea Prigot | Feb 11, 2020 | Document Management, Law Firm Technology, Practice Management
ALM’s Legalweek New York is where lawyers and industry pundits share their views of important technology trends, and vendors come to announce new products. I attended Legalweek 2020 on Day Two, working in the Worldox booth and feeling the energy of the Exhibit Hall at...
by Dana Riel | Jan 27, 2020 | Cloud applications, Practice Management, TimeSolv
TimeSolv is a cloud-based, comprehensive time tracking & billing application with robust practice management features. It claims to simplify the billing process, generating Invoices to show such items as new charges, interest, and balances. It also has a feature...
by Dana Riel | Jan 21, 2020 | Practice Management, Time Matters
Last September, several of us at Crosspointe Consulting Group attended the first annual meeting of the new entity, PCLawTime Matters, LLC the manufacturer of both PCLaw and Time Matters[1] At that time, we heard promises; now we are pleased to announce the beginning...
by Dana Riel | Nov 25, 2019 | General Technology, NetDocuments, PC Law|Time Matters, Time Matters, TimeSolv
It’s hard to believe that we are coming up on the end of 2019. The holiday season awaits. But with the impetus of Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 also going away, we’ve heard from several clients that they are at a crossroads in deciding what to do – Should they...
