Remote work in the legal industry is here to stay with 70% of lawyers wanting to continue working from home at least half of the time. The Littler Annual Employer Survey also reveals that 71% of employees would prefer a hybrid work environment over the classic office-only model.
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WiseTime is for attorneys with more important things to do than timekeeping. WiseTime passively captures your activity while you work and collates it in a private timeline. Without interruptions and reliance on memory, you receive detailed and accurate data that allows you to bill clients faster through your existing systems.
WiseTime works while you do, creating a timeline of your activity by capturing your active window title, such as the document name or subject line. Connected to your existing practice management system, case references are automatically detected and assigned. You can then review your activity before sending it directly to relevant case in your system, ready to be billed.
WiseTime helps professionals get time for more. No manual tracking. No start-stop timers. Magic.
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