What is PointOne?
Time entries captured automatically for law firms.
Who is PointOne best for?
PointOne is best for law firms that bill by the hour and lose time or revenue to late, vague or rejected time entries.
Lawyers who put off time entries
PointOne Time captures work from documents, emails, calls and the web and writes the time entries for you, even after the fact for any date range.
Billing teams doing pre-bill review
PointOne Review marks up pre-bills, flags problems, suggests fixes and routes them to the right reviewers with comments.
Firms with strict client billing rules
PointOne Rules turns outside counsel guidelines into billing rules and checks every entry and pre-bill against them before it goes out.
Firm leaders and staffing
PointOne Intelligence shows how people spend their time and who has room to take on new work.
How much does PointOne cost?
PointOne does not publish prices: its timekeeping, pre-bill review and billing-rule products are sold through a demo request, and the maker states no free plan or trial.
PointOne has no pricing page; the only ways in are Book a Demo, which asks for a work email, and Sign In for existing customers. It names four products, PointOne Time, Review, Rules and Intelligence, but shows no plans. Plans and current prices are on pointone.com.
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Questions about PointOne
What is PointOne?
Time entries captured automatically for law firms.
Who is PointOne for?
PointOne is best for law firms that bill by the hour and lose time or revenue to late, vague or rejected time entries.
Is PointOne free?
No. PointOne is a paid tool.
Where can I try PointOne?
On its official website, pointone.com.
Which billing software does PointOne work with?
PointOne sits on top of most billing and practice management systems, and the maker names Clio, Aderant, Elite 3E, Filevine, MyCase, QuickBooks, Actionstep, Surepoint and LeanLaw among them.







