Is it possible to change the order in which fees appear on a statement?   Read More...


Do you want to take your statements to the next level? Statements are at the heart of Tabs3 Billing, so you want to get the most out of this feature. We make it easy by providing a one-stop article with everything you need.   Read More...


There are several ways you might handle billing for a contingency case, but in the end you must adjust the amount owed based on the outcome. So what options does Tabs3 Billing provide?   Read More...


There are several ways to customize the heading for your statements.   Read More...


As more law firms switch to paperless environments, emailing statements can be a great solution for reducing your office paper needs while adding convenience for your clients!   Read More...


Quick Tip: Statement Terminology

March 2023    Tags: ,
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Did you know that the language used on statements can be customized? The Terminology tab of Statement Customization provides 77 terms that can be changed.   Read More...


Billing Q&A: Using Statement Comments

February 2023    Tags: ,
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Can I add explanatory notes to my fees that will be shown on draft statements but not final statements?   Read More...


Did you know that you can reprint client statements whenever needed?   Read More...


We are starting to use the Email Statements feature but want to protect our client's sensitive information. Is there a way to add more security to the statements that are sent?   Read More...


How can I change the terminology used in the trust section of my statements?   Read More...


Did you know that you can select multiple ranges of clients when running reports or generating Statements?   Read More...


Spotlight: Statement Notes

November 2022    Tags: ,
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Are there additional notes that you want to add to statements for one or more clients? There are multiple areas in Tabs3 Billing to enter notes that can then be shown on statements for a single client, a group of clients, or all clients.   Read More...