If you have been following our series in Intuitive Accountant, our latest article has been posted. If you have identified your software needs to include billing and practice management, with QuickBooks for accounting, Amicus Attorney is worth a look. You can read this article at: Intuitive Accountant – Amicus Attorney
Another program is accessing your Sage Timeslips database in a way that prevents you from accessing it.
I often get calls asking how to fix this error in Timeslips. It’s not really a Timeslips problem per se, it’s really an issue of the path used to access the Timeslip.cfg file. The most common causes of this message are: 1. Timeslips not installed properly to start with or was reinstalled with an incorrect […]
Switching Billing Matters Accounting to QuickBooks
With the sunset of Billing Matters Accounting, many firms are wondering what to do. The top two choices are Switch to Time Matters linked to PCLaw for billing and accounting Keep Time Matters and Billing Matters and link to QuickBooks for the accounting For detailed help with the change process, please get our whitepaper at: […]
Quickbooks for Law Firms: Time Expenses and Invoicing
If your firm has decided to use QuickBooks for billing please read Part 4 in our series of using QuickBooks in a Law Firm. Even if you are not a law firm, the information is useful for any professional services firm using QuickBooks for doing billing. QuickBooks for Law Firms: Time Expenses and Invoicing/
Should I use QuickBooks for Billing? Updated
It seems that everyone is striving to simplify, and this frequently leads to the questions “Why do I need a separate billing program? Can’t I just use QuickBooks for my billing?” Generally speaking, I answer “That depends on your business and your needs but, for most legal firms and many professional service firms, the answer […]