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...
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...
Fees can occasionally be entered in an order that may be confusing on a statement. For example, when the statement is printed out, it might look like you reviewed a document before writing the first draft! In Version 19, you can use the Reorder Fees utility to change the order in which fees with the same date are displayed on a single statement. Read More...
I use Word Document Assembly to assemble forms for my business clients. After I save the forms to PracticeMaster as documents, I always create a fee for certain hours and amount values based on the template I’m assembling (defined by Document Type) and write an email to the client. Is there a way for PracticeMaster to automate some of this for me? Read More...
Occasionally, transactions may accidentally be entered for the wrong client. If there are only a couple, it’s easy to just delete them and reenter them for the correct client. However, when there are many transactions, what can you do? Use the Transfer A/R and Transactions utility in Tabs3! Read More...
