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Timeslips

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Our Rating: 2.4/5

Our rating is based on our subjective judgment. Use our resources—including our rating and community ratings and reviews—to find the best fit for your firm.

Community Rating: 1/5 (based on 1 rating)

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Composite Rating: 1.9/5

The composite rating is a weighted average of our rating and the community ratings below.

1.9/5

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What is Timeslips?

Timeslips is generally only for lawyers who are already using it. The Windows-only desktop interface is outmoded and difficult to use in the era of mobility and working from anywhere. It is also much more expensive than most other timekeeping and billing software. Lawyers at big firms with an IT department to manage installation and daily functions may find it tolerable.

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Pros
  • ePayments
  • Document Storage
  • Recurring Payments
Cons
  • Expensive
  • Complex
  • Not for Solos
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Timeslips Features

Customer Experience & Support

/5

Price & Value

/5

Security

/5

Innovation & Future-Proofing

/5

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Product Details

Website
https://www.sage.com/en-us/products/sage-timeslips/
Platforms
  • Windows
Payment Processing Options
  • LawPay
Payment Forms Accepted
  • Major Credit Cards
  • eCheck/ACH
Accounting Integrations
  • QuickBooks Desktop
Document Management Integrations
Data Migration
  • Standard
Data Location
  • Local
Miscellaneous Integrations
  • Microsoft Outlook

Core Features

For Timekeeping & Billing Software, the following are essential features, and you should therefore expect to see a check in every box in this section.

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In-app Timer

AI Timer

Manual Timer

Invoicing

Estimates

Expense Tracking

Reporting

Split Billing

Online Payments

Recurring Payments

Universal Payment Link

Basic Bookkeeping

Trust Account Management

Full Accounting

Split Origination Reporting

Project Manager

Task Management

Document Management

Some timekeeping and billing software includes basic document management so that you can add documents and associate them with your cases/matters.

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Timeslips

1.9/5

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Pros
  • ePayments
  • Document Storage
  • Recurring Payments
Cons
  • Expensive
  • Complex
  • Not for Solos

TimeSolv

4.3/5

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Pros
  • ePayments
  • Payment Reminders
  • Easy Migrations
Cons
  • Not for Solos
  • No LPMS Integrations
  • Not Full Accounting
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Tabs3 Billing

4.1/5

Pros
  • Advanced Trust Accounting
  • 3-way Reconciliation
  • ePayments
Cons
  • Not DIY
  • On-premises
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Bill4Time

4.1/5

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Pros
  • ePayments
  • Project Management
  • Document Storage
Cons
  • Not for Large Firms
  • No Recurring Payments
  • No LPMS Integrations
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  • Dale S. says:
    September 17, 2019 at 7:36 pm

    RIPOFF

    We have been TimeSlips users for nearly 20 years. We gave a two-year old version.
    We tried to buy one more license for a new employee last week, but were told that since our version (2017) is no longer supporting “older” versions. I was told I would have to spend $7000 to upgrade. I called my consultant and will fire TineSlips shortly when we buy a new system. They are the dumbest marketers I have ever seen! Stay away from them.

    • Additional Details about Timeslips

    Budgeting. Budgeting on a client-by-client basis, particularly for larger clients, can give you a better sense of cash flow. Timeslips allows you to create client-specific budgets and easily duplicate those budgets if you’re planning on using the same basic scheme for multiple clients.

    Passive time tracking. Timeslips can capture time automatically based on which applications and websites you are using. You can set up a number of rules for the passive tracking, including preventing tracking specific applications or windows or assigning categories based on the application or window you’re using. Passive time tracking can then be converted into time slips.

    Desktop-based. You have to install Timeslips on your Windows computer. If you have multiple users, you’ll need a server to host it so you can all use the software together. This does mean you have complete control over the program’s uptime and security on your end but also limits your mobility of use.

    Migration. Timeslips doesn’t support the importing of external data aside from correctly formatted Excel documents, which is a rather cumbersome process.

    Security. Because you install the software on your own computer or server, you are responsible for the security of your data. At a minimum, you’d want to encrypt all the data on your hard drives so that, were they to be accessed, the attacker would only get gibberish.

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