There are times when working from home is the best, or only, option to get the work done that is needed. However, determining how to accomplish everyday office tasks from home can be daunting for any of the roles in an active firm.
Knowledge Base Article R11851, “Work From Home Resources,” provides a list of common scenarios, broken down by office position, and how to handle them when working away from the office.
Our Knowledge Base can be accessed at support.Tabs3.com. You can also access our Knowledge Base while in the software by selecting Help | Internet Resources | Knowledge Base.
What is the Client Inactivity Report, and why should you use it? The Client Inactivity Report can be used to identify clients and matters with no activity in a specified time frame, which can help keep clients from slipping through the cracks. This report allows you to do the following:
A Client Inactivity Report can be run in both Tabs3 Billing and PracticeMaster; however, each program provides unique options to run the report.
To run a Client Inactivity Report
Note: By default, the Client Inactivity Report is set to only include clients that are currently active and do not have a Date Closed specified. However, this setting can be changed. From the Client tab, click the Select Status button and select the desired option(s).
When it comes to reviewing statements in a paperless environment, it can be difficult to know where to start. The Reviewing Pre-Bills Digitally video walks you through generating your pre-bills to PDF, allowing your attorneys to review them digitally and move toward a paperless process.
Watch this four-minute video here:
Training Videos can be accessed at Tabs3.com/videos. You can also access the videos while in the software by selecting Help | Training Videos.
Did you know that you can print a report that provides various settings specific to users? In addition to the User ID, User Name, and Email address for each user, the User List (System Configuration | Reports | User List) can optionally include the following information stored in the user file: