Hours lived in notebooks and lawyers' heads, so invoicing at month end felt like archaeology. Metrify keeps count as work happens.
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Mocne.ai built Metrify — a time tracking and billing app for a law firm. Hours are logged against a client and a matter, and the system works out invoice amounts and produces monthly and quarterly reports by itself. Delivery took 5 working days; the result is 100% of hours logged and invoicing closed in one afternoon.
Lawyers worked on several matters at once and wrote their hours in notebooks — or just “remembered” them. At month end someone had to turn that into invoices, which meant guessing how much time went where. Some hours simply vanished, and that's money lost.
A client asking “what exactly am I paying for?” got an answer glued together from emails and notes. It didn't look good and it cost more hours.
We built a panel where logging time takes less than making coffee: pick the client, the matter, the task — done. The system does the rest.
Today 100% of hours are logged, and a whole month of invoicing closes in one afternoon. No hour goes missing, so invoices simply went up — without raising rates.
Clients get a clear statement of what they're paying for, so the “and what's this for?” questions have practically disappeared.
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