Fee income across most UK law firms has held up surprisingly well in recent years, given the significant changes wrought by private equity investment, consolidation, AI and the grey tsunami. Yet profit per partner appears not to have kept pace, impacted by rising...
Why reviewing client profitability without reviewing staff impact is only half the audit Most firms accept a version of this by now: the gap between time worked and time recorded is not a discipline problem, it is a process problem, and it compounds across every fee...
Automated time recording is usually viewed through a commercial lens for accounting firms, a way to improve billing, pricing and profitability. Of course, those benefits are important, but there is another side to the story: what better time data means for the people...
CloudCapcha is now available on the Workday Marketplace, giving legal and accounting firms running Workday PSA (Professional Services Automation) a direct route to connect with CloudCapcha's time intelligence platform, built natively inside Microsoft Teams. What this...
Automated time recording for accounting firms does not just capture more billable time. It reveals what your current data is actively hiding: which clients are unprofitable, which service lines are underpriced, which team members are carrying unsustainable workloads,...
The short answer Automated time recording for law firms captures billable and non-billable time accurately and in real time, without relying on fee earners to reconstruct their day from memory. In a profession where time is the primary unit of value, and where the gap...