Rocket Matter, a Web-based legal practice management and time and billing solution for small to mid-sized law firms, has launched its signature legal time and billing SaaS (News - Alert) (Software-as-a-Service) product - Rocket Matter 1.0.

 

The product that addresses legal practice management and time and billing needs of law firms was originally brought to the market in beta form in February 2008.

 

The Web-based SaaS product since then has matured and developed thanks to the feedback of legal technology experts and pilot customers located all over North America.

 

"Rocket Matter was designed to help attorneys have an easier way to bill for their hours," said Larry Port, founding partner and chief software architect, in a statement.

 

"Our Bill As You Work technology captures user's billable time throughout the day thereby eliminating the need to total hours at the end of a billing cycle," he added.

 

Highlighting the features of Rocket Matter 1.0, company officials said that it comes with contact and matter management that makes current and past case and client information available immediately.

 

It also comes with Calendaring, which lets users track important dates and deadlines in the context of matters.

 

The Mobile Access feature enables customers to view an optimized version on a smart phone. And the Batch Billing allows users to spend their time billing, not generating bills.

The company officials said that Rocket Matter 1.0 also provides increased security and assists firms with their business continuity preparedness and disaster recovery.

 

Attorney Keith Bruno, a Rocket Matter pilot user since March of 2008, says, “After testing virtually every practice management software program known to legal man, I found Rocket Matter to be the only one that works seamlessly, allowing me to capture time from anywhere in the world with ease. Rocket Matter more than pays for itself with the time that is captured, and the bills that are produced are professional, accurate, and easy. For a small firm, it is an essential practice tool."

 

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