If you need to report on fees, costs, or payments, the Transaction File List or Task Code Billing Report is your answer. Read More...
Is your desk cluttered with sticky notes, miscellaneous pieces of paper, and phone messages? Clear your work area, consolidate your notes, and link them to the appropriate clients and contacts by using the PracticeMaster Journal file! Read More...
Did you know that you can reverse write offs? Read More...
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. Read More...
Did you know that you can add tabs to the Client, Contact, and Journal files that are specific to an Area of Practice, Contact Category, or Journal Type? Read More...
I represent an insurance company with over 80 active matters. This company is now requiring fee descriptions to not exceed 300 characters. Is there a way to put a character limit on fees for a single client? Read More...
When I’m journaling emails from Outlook, the Client and Contact fields sometimes populate a value and sometimes don’t. What determines when those will have a default value or not? Read More...
Did you know that you can write all matters for a client up or down at the same time? Read More...
In most data entry files, like the Journal, Document Management, and Calendar files, you can easily change the Client ID by opening a record and changing it or via the Change Client ID feature. However, before now, there wasn’t a way to change the Client ID for a fee or cost in PracticeMaster without deleting the record and starting over. We recently enhanced Version 19 (19.1.9.1136) so that you can now use the Change Client ID feature in the PracticeMaster Fee and Cost files! Read More...
