Why does Law App separate receipting and allocation
Law App separates receipting from allocation to maintain compliance and flexibility. Learn how receipting records money in the bank, while allocation applies it to invoices.
Law App separates receipting from allocation to maintain compliance and flexibility. Learn how receipting records money in the bank, while allocation applies it to invoices.
Receipts in Law App can be corrected, but the method depends on whether they are draft, finalised, allocated, or reconciled. Learn when you can edit directly and when you must…
Draft invoices in Law App don’t appear in debtor statements and may not show in some reports. Learn how to identify drafts and finalise them to keep your records accurate.
Understanding the distinction helps streamline your workflow and keeps your files organised. File Notes Purpose: Internal notes and memos about the matter — quick, timestamped records of what happened and…
Learn how to assign or change the responsible, managing, or assistant employee on a file in LawApp. This ensures the correct fee earner is linked to the matter and reflected…
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