Track billable hours, generate invoices, manage trust accounts, and check revenue — all by chatting naturally. Free replacement for Clio and PracticePanther billing modules for solo attorneys.
3 on GitHubby Protomatedv1.0.3MITupdated 24 days ago
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Plugin legal-billing from marketplace protomated-plugins-official in protomated/protomated-plugins-official. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 24 days ago.
What it installs
Skills (1)
legal-billing
Use this skill when the attorney wants to log billable hours, add a time entry, record client work, mark invoices as billed or paid, add a trust account deposit or withdrawal, check revenue totals, view the dashboard, see unbilled time entries, check trust balances, review matter profitability, or g
Slash commands (4)
/legal-billing:billing-review
Weekly billing health check — review unbilled time, outstanding invoices, and revenue
/legal-billing:invoice-client
Invoice a client — mark all unbilled time entries as billed
/legal-billing:log-time
Log a billable time entry for a client matter
/legal-billing:trust-entry
Record a trust account deposit or withdrawal with safety checks
MCP servers (1)
legal-billing
connects to: https://billing-mcp.protomated.com/mcp
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