We handle the implementation
We connect the agreed sources, build the workflow, and check the prepared e-billing files with your team.
We need approved time, expense, and matter records ready for client e-billing. Our team checks formats and follows up on rejected invoices. Can you build the preparation and keep the correction list current?
Mage
Yes. We’ll build it, check the result with your team, and keep it running.
Choose one workflow to start. We’ll work out the scope and plan together.
Overview
Prepare checked e-billing files and rejection worklists for legal billing operations.
We connect the agreed sources, build the workflow, and check the prepared e-billing files with your team.
Recurring runs, checks, and safe recovery stay with us. Decisions that need your judgment come to your team.
Ask which invoices need correction, chart rejection types, and prepare approved billing follow-ups.
For legal billing and e-billing leaders. Start with the output you need most, then expand when it works for your team.
Prepare client-format e-billing filesCombine approved time, expenses, matters, and billing records into the required client format. Hold missing fields.
Review rejected invoicesLink replies to billed matters. Separate rejection reasons.
Check rates and codesUse approved rates. Flag expired or missing codes.
Your billing system creates invoices. We prepare the remaining client-format handoff and check the fields, codes, and totals before your team submits it.
Start with trusted recordsReview matters and time. Confirm client billing formats.
Build around your rulesUse approved billing mappings. Keep rate exceptions for review.
Check the resultMatch matters and timekeepers. Check codes and invoice totals.
Approve the launchYour team reviews the result. Keep required approvals.
Keep client-format checks and original rejection responses current. Your billing owner sees exactly which invoices need attention.
E-billing files rechecked
Recover within the rulesHold the invoice for an approved mapping, then recheck required fields and totals. Substantive changes remain with the billing owner.
E-billing files checked
Check for exceptionsCheck rates and matter fields. Preserve rejection reasons.
Meet the delivery windowAgree peak volumes. Plan the delivery window.
Ask which invoices need correction, chart rejection types, and prepare approved billing follow-ups.
Which invoices were rejected, and which fields need correction?
Matter and billing systems stay in place. Your team approves rates, descriptions, invoices, corrections, and submission.
Runs where you need it
Team spaces
Access you control
Your systems
Use agreed sources. Choose where it runs.
Your decisions
Set team access. Review each change.
Our support
Get help with issues. Plan agreed changes.
Tell us what your e-billing files must contain, who uses the result, and when it is needed. We’ll work with you on implementation, result checks, and ongoing operation.
Explore three ways to take recurring work off your team’s plate.
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