Bill from the hearing
Open a hearing in the Court Diary that carries a CNR and raise a bill against that matter, so you are not re-entering what the diary already knows.
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Billing
From the hearing to the ledger
Bill the appearance while you still remember it. Raise a bill straight from a hearing in the Court Diary, add the drafting and conferences to the same bill, and settle it in one click.
See it in action
How it works
Add the rest of the work
Drafting, conferences and out of pocket expenses go on the same bill as further lines.
Settle and move on
Mark it settled in one click. The list shows what is paid and what is still out.
Key capabilities
Starts in the diary
Start from the hearing in your diary and the bill opens against that matter already, so the appearance you are billing for is a record rather than a memory.
The month in one list
Bills grouped by month with paid and unpaid filters, so where a matter stands is one look rather than an afternoon.
One click to settle
Payment received is one action, and there is no separate receipt flow to keep in step.
Rupees, and Indian practice
Built around how advocates in India actually bill: per appearance, per draft, per conference.
Frequently asked questions
Do I have to use the Court Diary to bill?
No. A bill can be raised on its own. Raising it from a hearing just saves you re-entering what the diary already knows.
Can I bill for work that is not an appearance?
Yes. Drafting, conferences, opinions and expenses go on the same bill as separate lines.
Does it handle GST or produce a tax invoice?
Billing tracks what you raised, what was paid and what is outstanding. It is a practice ledger, not an accounting package, and it does not replace your tax filings.
Why is it marked Beta?
It is live and usable and still growing. The label is there so you know parts of it are still being added.
Your ledger is private
Bills, clients and amounts sit under your account only. They are never shared across accounts or used to train any AI model.