Interbill vs. LawPay

Interbill is suited to billing needs only; whereas other billing software can also be used for case management.

Incentivized

LawPay is well suited as a credit card processing system. It provides security needed to meet company insurance requirements. It is interesting because they have acquired MyCase which is another law case management software that we use, yet some of the functionality of LawPay, specifically Affirm, is not available on MyCase. Ideally it would be great to have all the same functionality on MyCase so we could use that only.

Incentivized

• Tracking billable hours
• Tracking costs to be billed to client
• Tracking payments made by clients

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• Payment plans through affirm
• Recurring payment schedules
• Ease of use
• Secure payment storage
• Clients are able to make payments on their own using a payment link.

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• Perhaps application-based rather than web-based
• Formatting of invoices
• Timer for entries

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• Cost comparison to competitors
• Customer support and response
• Transparency with pricing

Incentivized

My office manager complains when she has to contact them because they aren't much help.

Incentivized

I found Interbill easier to navigate and more intuitive than QuickBooks.

Incentivized

I selected LawPay since they were designed specifically for attorneys and firms. They understand our business and developed their products to meet those business needs.

Incentivized

• Encourages tracking of hours
• Quick and easy to use, positively impacting time spent billing
• Manages expense tracking so we don't lose out on those reimbursable expenses

Incentivized

• Easier to collect client payments
• Lends credibility to business
• Offers payment options for clients

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