Law firm, 5 working days to a working version
Metrify: the law firm knows how many hours went into each case — in 5 days
Hours were in notebooks and lawyers’ heads, so end-of-month invoicing felt like archaeology. Metrify tracks time as you go.
In brief
- Problem
- Lawyers worked on several cases at once, logging hours in notebooks or simply “remembering” them. At the end of the month, someone had to turn that into invoices — meaning guessing how much time went into each case. Some hours were simply lost.
- Solution
- A dashboard where logging time takes less time than making coffee: choose a client, case and task, and you’re done. The system calculates the rest.
- Result
- Today, 100% of hours are logged, and invoicing for the entire month takes just one afternoon. No hours get lost, so invoice totals have gone up — without raising rates.

100%hours logged. A month of billing in one afternoon.
- Industry
- Law firm, several lawyers, hourly billing
- Delivery time
- 5 business days
- Scope
- Web app, lawyer / admin roles, automated reports, export for invoicing
Problem
Lawyers worked on several cases at once, logging hours in notebooks or simply “remembering” them. At the end of the month, someone had to turn that into invoices — meaning guessing how much time went into each case. Some hours were simply lost.
A client asking “what exactly am I paying for?” got an answer pieced together from emails and notes.
What we built
A dashboard where logging time takes less time than making coffee: choose a client, case and task, and you’re done. The system calculates the rest.
- Time entries linked to a client, case and task.
- Billing dashboard: hours automatically turn into invoice amounts.
- Monthly and quarterly reports for each client.
- Team view: who’s working on what and how much it costs.
Efekt
Today, 100% of hours are logged, and invoicing for the entire month takes just one afternoon. No hours get lost, so invoice totals have gone up — without raising rates.
Clients get a clear breakdown, so questions like “what’s this charge for?” have virtually disappeared.
„I log hours as I go, with one click, and at the end of the month the invoices create themselves.”