Autosaving Quick Notes
Type a note with the client, matter, date, and time spent. Quick Note saves automatically as you type.
From the first work note to the invoice payment. Explore the tools around Clokit’s note-first workflow for solo attorneys and small law firms.
Keep useful details while they are fresh, with capture tools that suit the way you work.
Type a note with the client, matter, date, and time spent. Quick Note saves automatically as you type.
Speak your note using browser speech recognition. Availability depends on browser support and microphone permission; review the transcript before converting.
In Standard, create reusable text and insert it with a slash command while writing a note. Adapt the wording to the actual work.
Check suggested descriptions, dates, durations, and matter links before converting notes into activities.
Capture a note, review one activity suggestion, and convert it when ready.
Review separate activity suggestions, convert individually, insert templates, and filter or archive notes.
Choose a focused one-activity experience, or organize separate activity suggestions from a multi-task note.
Standard lets you convert individual suggestions. Review the parts that are ready and return to the remaining work.
Use Standard’s date filters and note archive. Customize the available note features in your personal settings.
Create a client, connect their matters, and record the activities and dates that belong with each one.
Harper · Contract review
Harper · Contract review
Maintain client details and invoice email addresses. Separate matters for the same client using recognizable names and references. The app currently labels matters as Cases.
Record the date, description, duration, and billable status. Set your personal hourly rate, with the firm default used until you do.
Add matter-linked deadlines with categories and priorities. Switch between list and calendar views, filter overdue items, and mark tasks complete or reopen them.
Choose the client, matters, work period, and activities to include. Review the PDF before sending.
See unbilled activities grouped by matter. Add missing work within the invoice workflow, with the selected client and matter carried into the activity form.
Check dates, totals, recipients, and the message. Save a draft to return later, or review the PDF and confirm sending.
Sent invoices retain their locked activity rates and recorded payment instructions. Resending keeps the original issued PDF and instructions.
Set firm defaults, then choose available payment options for each invoice before sending.
Configure bank instructions, or the check payee and mailing details. Only selected payment instructions appear on the issued invoice.
The account owner connects Stripe and completes onboarding. Card and eligible US bank methods depend on connected-account readiness; bank payments remain pending until confirmed.
Online invoice payments support USD earned fees into an operating account. They do not cover trust funds, retainer deposits, or advance fees. Review applicable payment fees during setup.
Keep personal preferences separate from firm settings, with access determined by role.
Invite colleagues within your plan’s user limits. Owners and administrators manage firm settings; the account owner manages the subscription and Stripe connection.
Choose your note experience and hourly rate. Manage password and multi-factor authentication through the account’s security settings.
Search the in-app guides, report a problem, and check recent reports and their status. Keep confidential client information out of support descriptions.
No. Simple and Standard are personal note-taking experiences. Solo, Team, and Firm are subscription plans with different user limits. Feature availability can also depend on role, settings, browser support, and payment setup.
This feature lets you record and manage matter-linked deadlines. This website makes no claim of automatic court-rule calculations or court-calendar integration.
No. The supported online invoice payment scope is USD earned fees into an operating account. Do not use it for trust funds, retainer deposits, or advance fees.
Start with a note. Keep the details through to the invoice.