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At the end of each day Viktor drafts time entries from calendars, email and documents, sends each person their drafts to approve and posts only what they approve to your billing system.

Viktor asks a few setup questions, shows you a first result, then keeps it running

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The prompt

At the end of every workday, look at [my or each professional's] calendar, sent email and the documents we worked on, and draft time entries for anything not yet recorded: client or matter, duration and a short billing narrative in our style. Send each person their drafts to approve, edit or delete. Post only approved entries to [Clio/Lawmatics/Harvest/Toggl/our billing sheet]. Every Monday send me hours recorded vs expected per person, work that looks done but unbilled, and who has not submitted time. Never change an entry someone already approved.

Words in [brackets] are yours to fill in. Viktor asks for anything else he needs.

What Viktor does

  1. At the end of each day reads the calendar, sent email, calls and documents touched for each professional

  2. Drafts time entries with matter or client, duration and a billing narrative in your style

  3. Sends each person their drafts to approve, edit or delete in one pass

  4. Posts approved entries to the billing system, or to a sheet if there is no integration

  5. Every Monday: hours recorded vs expected per person, unbilled work and who has not submitted

How we count the outcome

Billable hours added from Viktor-drafted time entries that the professional approved and that were billed, x the billing rate on the entry (USD per month)

Example with typical numbers, not a customer result.

Estimate, example inputs: 6 professionals x 1 unrecorded hour a week x 4.33 weeks = about 26 hours a month; at $200 an hour that is $5,200 at stake. If half the drafted entries are approved: $2,600 a month.

Proof

Two Sides Accounting recovered about 8 hours a week, valued at about $6,900 a month of billable capacity, with a daily brief and timesheet nudges.
Natalie Lennon, Two Sides Accounting (from an accounting firm)
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Works with

Needs

  • Google Calendar or Outlook Calendar
  • Gmail or Outlook

Also uses

  • Clio
  • Lawmatics
  • Harvest
  • Toggl
  • Clockify
  • QuickBooks
  • Google Sheets

What it sets up

1 end-of-day time capture, 1 Monday utilisation summary, 1 skill with your billing rules

Your first result

Draft entries for yesterday's unrecorded work, in the first conversation

Questions

No. He drafts entries; each professional approves, edits or deletes them, and only approved entries are posted.

4.8 on G2G2 rating: 4.8 out of 5 stars

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