Intuitive and Easy to Use I have found TimeSolv to be very intuitive and easy to use. Since the learning curve is so small, both my law partner and I have been able to quickly move our practice into the TimeSolv system. We are using to TimeSolv to track time and expenses, and invoice clients. We are also using QuickBooks, which easily integrates with TImeSolv. We have also been using the TimeSolv mobile app to quickly capture time when we are on the go. Overall, we have been happy with TimeSolv and plan on using it for the foreseeable future.

Overall Timesolv is a good product with… Overall Timesolv is a good product with great potential for time tracking, invoicing and general business practice management. Recently they deployed a new dashboard and analytics module which has been helpful, but still needs some work. Overall if you're looking for extreme customization, this tool may not be for you, but if you're looking for a product to get things organized and user friendly, go for it!

TimeSolv is a fantastic program TimeSolv is a fantastic program. Once you learn all of the features, it is super easy to use. The support team is always available to help with any questions on customizing the program for your business needs. You can book a training session with a TimeSolv professional at any time to help answer any questions. Entering time has never been easier. I highly recommend this program.

Excellent Time Tracking & Billing Platform This is a comprehensive, easy to use, law firm billing software that does everything that it should do, very very well. If you need a time tracking platform that easily manages invoices, billing, payments, and trust accounts, I highly recommend TimeSolv.

TimeSolv has room for improvements TimeSolv has room for improvements. The program forces you to download many of its reports rather than allowing us to preview them online first. Second, manipulation of invoice format is cryptic. Unless you know what you’re doing you’ll spend a lot of time hunting. The program is not as powerful as TimeSlips, which I used in the past until it become too pricey. Lastly I don’t think TimeSolv should double the charge for a second timekeeper in a small office; one fee should cover up to 5 users.