AntChambers

Forty minutes, using sample data

Request a demo

We would rather show you the awkward parts than the polished ones — a hybrid fee arrangement, a client under reverse charge, a receipt net of TDS. Bring an anonymised scenario and we will walk through it using sample data. Please keep client names, privileged documents and other confidential information out of your enquiry.

Billing ledger with draft and finalised invoices and outstanding balances. Actual AntChambers interface with fictional demo records. Enlarge screen
Actual application interface. Sample data.

What the session actually covers

No slide deck.

A useful demonstration of billing software is not a tour. It is watching your own arrangement survive contact with the system. So the session is normally:

  • Ten minutes on your practice. How you bill, what you argue about internally, and what breaks today.
  • Twenty minutes in the software, opening a matter like one of yours, agreeing terms like yours, recording a week, approving it and raising the bill — including the tax treatment your clients actually attract.
  • Ten minutes on the private instance. Where it would run, what AntChambers operates, and what your IT or security reviewer will want to know.

If a module you need is not built, that is when you will hear it, not in month four of an implementation.

Useful things to have ready

What to bring.

  • An anonymised fee-note example, with client identifiers and confidential details removed.
  • A sample week of timesheets with fictional names and descriptions.
  • A sample rate card that illustrates your billing arrangement.
  • Whoever reviews security, data location or service terms, if you have such a person.

None of it is required. All of it makes the forty minutes worth more than a recorded video would have been.

If you would rather just write

Or email us directly.

sales@antchambers.com reaches a person. Tell us the size of the firm, what you run today, and which of billing, timekeeping or matter records is hurting most — that is enough for a useful first reply.