Invoicing, set up your way
Ready for your review- Billing units
- 6 minutes
- Travel
- Half the hourly rate
- Invoice run
- 1st of each month
- Sent to
- Instructing solicitor
Apps are how Casely fits the way you already work. Add the ones you need, ask for changes in plain English, and leave the upkeep to Casely.
The core of Casely is the same for everyone. Apps add the parts that differ from one practice to the next.
Funds accounts and statements for money you hold or manage for a client.
Your deadlines for the next two weeks, and what’s overdue.
Bring records in from another system, with a review before anything goes live.
Your units, your rates, your billing cycle, set up by describing them.
Referrals and enquiries that become clients without retyping.
If your practice does something no one else does, describe it and Casely scopes it with you.
Old software changes when you file a request and someone gets round to it. In Casely you say how your practice works and the app is built around that. You see a preview before anything goes live.
In preview Founding practices get this first.
We invoice solicitors monthly, in six-minute units, with travel at half rate.
Invoicing, set up your way
Ready for your reviewAll software breaks, and for years the person who had to notice was you. Casely is being built to find its own problems: a client entered twice, a contact matched to the wrong person, a funds balance that drifts from the bank.
It prepares the repair and brings you in only where the decision needs judgement.
In development
Two records look like the same client. Daniel Reyes and D. Reyes share a date of birth and an address.
Merge preparedNeeds your decision
A funds statement is £42.10 out. One bank entry from October has no matching ledger line.
Entry foundNeeds your decision
Casely improves in the background. Six months from now your apps will be better than they are today, and nothing will have asked for your attention.
Apps change how you work, never what you wrote. Signed notes stay signed and the history stays complete, however much the software around them adapts. How the record is kept.