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Timekeeping and Billing Readiness

Legal Time and Billing Software for Law Firms

MIRA helps law firms capture work activity, prepare clearer time entries, and release approved entries toward finance or billing systems.

  • Capture work activity before it reaches billing

  • Review entries inside Microsoft Teams


  • Improve descriptions and billing code consistency

  • Release approved time toward finance systems

The Problem

Billing problems often start with timekeeping

Many billing issues begin before the invoice is created. If time is missed, entered late, described vaguely, or coded incorrectly, finance teams inherit the problem.

A billing system can organize invoices, but it cannot recover work that was never recorded.

Billing depends on time entry quality

Invoices are only as strong as the time records and descriptions behind them.

Missed time reduces revenue

Work may be completed but never billed when lawyers forget to record it.

Vague entries slow invoice review

Partners and finance teams need clearer narratives before billing.

Billing systems receive messy inputs

Finance tools cannot fix time that was never captured or poorly described.

Lawyers need a lighter review workflow

Better billing starts with easier time capture and review.

The Solution

Improve time capture and entry quality before billing review

MIRA focuses on the upstream timekeeping layer. It helps law firms capture work activity, prepare clearer time entries, and review entries before release.

More complete time capture

Better descriptions

Code suggestions where needed

Lawyer review before release

Time Capture

Capture billable and non-billable work activity

MIRA helps surface work activity from the systems lawyers use every day. This includes signals from documents, calendars, files, browser activity, and connected legal systems.

The purpose is to make time records more complete before they become billing inputs.

Capture before billing

MIRA helps identify billable and non-billable work before it is forgotten.

Improve entries upstream

AI-assisted descriptions and code suggestions support cleaner billing inputs.

Release approved time

Reviewed entries can move toward the firm's finance or billing workflow.

Microsoft Teams Native

Review time before it moves downstream

Lawyers can review captured time inside Microsoft Teams.

  • Edit descriptions

  • Merge related activity

  • Save entries

  • Exclude irrelevant activity

  • Release approved entries

This review step protects billing quality. It lets lawyers apply judgment before entries reach finance or billing workflows.

That is especially important for matter accuracy, client guidelines, and confidentiality.

Billing Accuracy

Prepare billing-ready entries without calling MIRA a full billing platform

MIRA is not positioned as a full legal billing replacement. It focuses on time capture and time entry quality before billing.

This makes it valuable for firms that already have finance or billing systems.

AI-assisted descriptions and task or activity code suggestions help improve time records before invoice preparation.

Cleaner entries make billing review easier.

Integrations

Fit Assessment

MIRA can release approved entries toward systems such as Aderant, Elite, MATTEROOM, QBO, and custom finance environments.

It also supports legal and Microsoft work systems such as iManage Work, Outlook Calendar, OneDrive, Chrome, and Microsoft Teams.

Fit Assessment

Who should use MIRA for time and billing readiness?

MIRA is a fit for firms that want better billing inputs without replacing their whole billing or finance stack.

It is useful when time entries are late, missed, vague, inconsistently coded, or difficult for finance teams to review.

Differentiation

MIRA improves the timekeeping layer before billing

Many billing tools focus on invoice generation, prebill review, payments, or financial reporting. MIRA focuses on the quality of time before those workflows begin.

That distinction matters: better time capture creates better billing data.

How It Works

From captured work to finance-ready time

  1. MIRA captures activity signals from connected systems.

  2. Lawyers review entries inside Microsoft Teams.

  3. Entries are edited, merged, saved, or excluded.

  4. AI assistance helps prepare descriptions and codes.

  5. Approved entries are released toward the finance workflow.

Business Impact

Better billing starts with better time records

Cleaner timekeeping supports faster review, fewer missing details, less administrative follow-up, and clearer client-facing invoices.

MIRA helps improve the upstream data that billing teams rely on.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Is MIRA legal billing software?

MIRA focuses on time capture and time entry quality before billing. It can release approved entries toward finance or billing systems, but it is not positioned as a full billing platform replacement.

Billing accuracy depends on complete, clear, matter-based time entries. Missed or vague entries create downstream billing problems.

MIRA supports release of approved entries toward systems such as Aderant, Elite, MATTEROOM, QBO, and custom finance environments.

Review helps lawyers correct descriptions, remove irrelevant activity, merge related work, and decide what should move forward.


Wavy Surface

Ready to improve legal timekeeping?

MIRA helps lawyers capture more billable time, reduce manual time entry, and create clearer billing records from the tools they already use.
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