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Non-Billable Hours by Matter Report

How the Non-Billable Hours by Matter report helps law firms track non-billable time for better project management and financial insight.

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Written by Trupteeranjan Padhi
Updated over a month ago

The Non-Billable Hours by Matter report tracks the time spent on non-billable tasks for specific legal matters. This report provides law firms with a clear overview of how much unbilled time is allocated to each case, offering essential insights into resource usage and overall project management.

Insights Expected from the Non-Billable Hours by Matter Report

This report helps law firms analyze non-billable efforts on a case-by-case basis, offering key insights such as:

  • Resource Allocation: Understand how much non-billable time is invested in each legal matter, helping firms allocate resources more effectively.

  • Project Management: Track unbilled time across different cases, ensuring that non-billable work is balanced with billable activities to optimize case management.

  • Profitability Impact: Analyze how non-billable efforts affect the overall profitability of specific matters, allowing firms to adjust strategies to manage time and resources better.

  • Budget Control: Identify cases that may consume more non-billable time than anticipated, helping law firms stay on top of budgets and prevent resource overuse.

This report can help law firms make informed decisions about resource distribution and improve their time management and financial outcomes.

To generate the Non-Billable Hours by Matter report:

  1. Navigate to the Dashboard

  2. Click on Reports

  3. Scroll down and choose 'Non-Billable Hours by Matter' report.

You can refine the details by applying various filters. Additionally, the report can be exported for further analysis, allowing for enhanced data manipulation and insights.

Explore this comprehensive guide for a deeper understanding of all features available in the reports interface.

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