TIME & BILLING
Spend less time recording time.
Your time entries are only as good as what the system saw.
Deepr Convos drafts entries from the calls, texts, and meetings already on each matter. Attorneys approve them before anything is billed.
How a draft entry becomes billable.
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Activity captured
Calls, texts, and meetings are captured and linked to the right matter.
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Draft suggested with context
A draft entry is suggested with its source and context.
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Attorney decides
An attorney approves, edits, or rejects it before anything is billed.
Draft entry · Suggested from client call
Matter #2026-084 · Santos v. Oakridge
0.6 hrs ($210)
Source: call · Oct 14 · 36 min
Illustrative. Fictional data.
Why billable time slips away.
Small tasks rarely get logged.
A five-minute call with a client, a quick text to confirm a document, a short follow-up with opposing counsel. Each one is real work, but most of it is reconstructed from memory at the end of the day or the end of the week. By then, details are gone and entries are rounded down or skipped entirely.
Deepr Convos already saw the work.
Because conversations are captured and linked to the matter as they happen, a draft entry can point back to the exact call, text, or meeting it came from. Attorneys see who was involved, when it happened, and what was discussed, so reviewing a draft takes seconds instead of searching through a calendar.
Attorneys stay in control.
Every suggestion is clearly marked as AI-generated. Nothing is billed until an attorney approves it, and any draft can be edited or rejected. Your firm decides the rules; the attorney makes the final call on every entry.
Start with one product.
Many firms begin with the AI receptionist and add time capture later. Each part builds on the same shared client record, so nothing needs to be retyped when you are ready for the next step.