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Legal time tracking

Capture the work.
Keep the context.

For solo attorneys and small law firms recording client calls, correspondence, research, and document review.

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30 minutes with Anna Harper. Reviewed the draft agreement and discussed revisions.

Harper · Contract review 30 minutes
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Use the words you
already have.

Record what you did while the details are fresh. Include the time spent and the client or matter where you know them. Review the suggestion before creating a time entry.

Work worth recording

A place for the pieces of your day.

01

Client calls & meetings

Record the subject, time spent, and relevant matter after the conversation.

02

Research & document review

Keep a description of the task alongside its duration and client context.

03

Correspondence & follow-up

Capture the smaller tasks as they happen, so they remain part of the work record.

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Review draft agreement; confer with client regarding revisions

Harper · Contract review0.5 hours
Confirm description, duration & matterYour review
Illustrative product workflow
Review is part of the workflow

Confirm the details
before moving on.

Check each suggested activity for accuracy. Connect it to the right client and matter, then use the recorded work when it is time to invoice.

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A note can start
with a sentence or your voice.

01

Type or dictate.

Quick Note autosaves. Voice capture uses browser speech recognition where supported.

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02

Reuse useful wording.

Create slash-command text templates in Standard, then tailor them to the work performed.

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03

Review multiple tasks.

Standard separates activity suggestions for individual review, with note archive and date filters.

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For solo attorneys & small law firms

Your work is worth
keeping track of.

Start with a note. Keep the details through to the invoice.

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