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Time and billing

CosmoLex Spotlight:
Batch Billing

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Billing is an activity that often takes up the most unbillable administrative time, but it’s an important function because it’s how the firm gets paid. Since billing isn’t going away any time soon, the next best thing is to automate the process as much as possible.

Batch billing is a function in which you can select all of the matters you wish to bill for and generate invoices for all of them with a single click of the mouse. If you have a routine billing cycle (i.e. monthly) where there may be a high volume of bills, batch billing is a great way to cut down on administrative time.

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CosmoLex also provides filtering tools for batch invoicing, so if you need to generate a specific batch by attorney, billing method, client, or other custom criteria, you can.

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In addition to generating bills in a batch, you can also finalize, print, and email in batches. Batch emailing is a huge timesaver as you can get your invoices out to all of your clients with consistent messaging in just a few clicks.

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To learn more about batch billing and emailing invoices in CosmoLex, visit the CosmoLex Support Portal.

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