We recently began journaling emails from clients into PracticeMaster. I have a large number of them from a specific client, and adding them one at a time will take longer than I’d like. Is there a way to journal multiple emails at one time? Read More...
Did you know that you can quickly convert Journal, Calendar, and Document Management records into billable fees? Read More...
From taking notes about an upcoming meeting, to storing emails, to recording details about a phone conversation, PracticeMaster Journal records are essential for managing your clients and contacts on a daily basis. Read More...
How can I avoid journaling the same email in Outlook twice? Read More...
Version 2022 has some great new features to check out! Read More...
You’re away from the office and need to review an email that was sent regarding a client, but trying to find it in Outlook on your phone or tablet can be cumbersome and time consuming. Tabs3 Connect can get you what you need faster! Read More...
With PracticeMaster, you can use timers to track the time you spend on research, planning, correspondence, and more. However, if you don’t turn timers into fees, you may be missing out on valuable time that can be billed to your clients. 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...
When it comes to maximizing your billable hours, it’s important to have a reliable timer feature that allows you to easily convert your time into fees. Read More...
In a law firm, there can be an overwhelming amount of information to manage – matter information, contact information, upcoming meetings, research, emails, and documents galore. But there is hope! PracticeMaster can help make you more organized than you’ve ever been before. PracticeMaster provides the tools you need to manage it all. 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...
