Every appearance billed, every rupee accounted for.
Raise fee notes per appearance, per stage or on retainer, record expenses like court fees and clerkage, and collect by UPI or bank transfer. The book shows who owes what across every matter.
What your chamber works with
Fee notes per appearance
Each attended hearing can raise a fee note at the agreed rate, ready to send the same evening.
Stage and lump-sum fees
Bill by stage of the case or as a fixed fee for the matter, with the balance always visible.
Retainers
Monthly or annual retainers for corporate clients, with matters covered and appearances drawn against them.
Expenses and court fees
Court fee, stamp, process fee, certified copies, travel and clerkage, recorded against the matter and recovered.
UPI and bank collection
Every fee note carries a UPI link and bank details. Payments are matched to notes as they arrive.
GST-ready records
Fee notes carry the details your accountant needs, and export cleanly for filing.
From the first entry to the last order
Hearing attended
The appearance is marked on the calendar.
Fee note raised
A note at the agreed rate is drafted for the matter.
Sent and collected
The client receives the note with a UPI link and pays.
Reconciled
Payment is matched, and receivables update across the chamber.
“We used to bill at the end of the quarter from memory. This week we raised 22 fee notes on the evening of each hearing, and 14 were paid by UPI before Saturday.”
- Fee notes raised from attended hearings
- Retainers with appearances drawn against them
- Expenses recovered per matter
- Payments matched as they arrive
Works together with
Let the register be opened today.
Heard. The chamber prays for a 30-day trial of Experteazeakr covering up to 200 matters, with the AI Hearing Calendar, Document Desk and Fee Book. The prayer is allowed. Matters may be brought in from the diary or Excel on the first day.