DATABASICS Time vs. LexisNexis Juris

Easy to use with lots of customization. The PTO request and calendar is a great tool with real-time balances easy to access. The validation table is large enough to handle hundreds of projects with dozens of sub-categories. We also like the ability to send notices on our own schedule.

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LexisNexis Juris is well suited for our firm because of the case management integration (Time Matters). The ability to keep track of your time within a specific case without having to switch between applications is a huge timesaver.

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• I can use a mobile phone to submit timesheets.
• The approver can approve from a mobile phone.
• Can force organization policies in the system.
• Notify users about holidays.

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• Timers are available within each new time entry.
• LexisNexis Juris can quickly look up client matter information and billing details.
• Attorneys are assigned timekeepers, which allow them to monitor associates' hours billed.

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• The site is pretty plain and boring to look at.
• I hear there is a mobile app in the works?

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• LexisNexis Juris could allow for more time entry filters, such as filters for specific entries that include the same matter name.
• Task and activity codes could be more streamlined.
• LexisNexis Juris could provide more reporting options.

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Good value of money. Sped up the month-end closing time.

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DATABASICS is the only system capable of handling our complex project dimensions. It's a basic system that's easy to use and easy to navigate. It does everything we need without being overcomplicated, unlike Deltek.

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• Easy for staff to submit timesheets.
• Leave management is a good tool to track leave days.

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• Invoices and bills are generated easily

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