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Call-to-billing for law firms on RingCentral

Swipe right. It's billed.

Every call becomes a billable minute. Calls, texts, and faxes arrive already matched to the correct matter, with entry descriptions worded your way automatically applied, and with the correct case rate — all ready for your review, and one swipe files the time entry and the case record in MyCase or Clio.

File Notes and Follow-up Tasks can be added all at once with your time entry.

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One swipe

The whole entry, in one motion.

By the time you hang up, the card is already a complete entry — the matter, your wording, the duration, your rate. One swipe files the time entry and the case note together. Most calls never need a keyboard.

Log 0.3 hrs →
Margaret Whitfield (314) 555-0141 · incoming · 18 min 💼 Whitfield Estate Planning 11:40 AM Record 0.3 hrs
Time entry and case note, filed in one motion.
During the call

Answer, and the record is already open.

The moment a call connects, a notification opens its card — timer running, the case already identified, and that matter's billing rate already set. The record gets written while the conversation is happening, not reconstructed at the end of the day.

One card holds everything the file needs: the time entry, a file note, and the follow-up task. Fill them in as you talk; one confirm files all three.

Margaret Whitfield (314) 555-0141 · incoming ● Live · 12:41
✓ Whitfield Estate Planning
matter rate$295/hr 0.3hr Billable
Time entry description
Telephone conference with Margaret Whitfield re: the amended trust draft
File note
Client approved the amended trust draft; waiting on the bank's payoff letter
Follow-up task
Follow up with Margaret Whitfield
due in 2 weeks
Time entry, file note, and follow-up task — filed together.
Smart case matching

It knows whose case this is.

MinuteBridge thinks in matters, not just contacts. Calls arrive matched to the right case — and when there's more than one, or none, it suggests the matters you're most likely billing: where this number was logged before, and what you're working on right now.

That includes the people who aren't clients. Opposing counsel, the clerk, the adjuster — their calls find the right matter too, because the system remembers where they belonged last time.

R. Delgado · opposing counsel (314) 555-0198 · incoming · 12 min Whitfield Estate Planning Castellano Business Sale 2:15 PM Suggested
Suggestions from prior entries — and from what you were just working in.
Texts, split by matter

One client, multiple cases — the thread stays straight.

Clients don't text in tidy, one-matter threads. MinuteBridge lets you send each message where it belongs: the lease messages become a record on the lease matter, the litigation messages a record on the litigation — each with its own time entry.

💼 Kapoor — HQ Lease now · rest → 💼 Kapoor v. TriCity
Can we push the lease walkthrough to Thursday?
Thursday 10am works — I'll confirm with the landlord.
Also, did the TriCity discovery responses go out?
Filing those this afternoon — different matter.
Two messages selected for filing to a case.
The case file, complete

Faxes and photos land in the case file.

A fax isn't just noted — the document itself is filed with the matter's case documents. Photos and attachments from text threads go there too, and so can voicemail audio. The record your file needs, without a scanner run or a save-as.

Castellano Business Sale · Documents
📄 2026-07-21 2.15 PM fax from R. Delgado.pdf from a fax
📷 2026-07-21 11.02 AM MMS Anthony Castellano.jpg from a text
🔊 2026-07-21 9.41 AM voicemail from Anthony Castellano.mp3 from a call
Filed to the matter, named and dated — with the time entry beside it.
Your words, already typed

Entries arrive worded the way you bill.

Set your phrasing once and every entry shows up pre-written — names, numbers, times, and durations filled in from the call itself. Fully customizable defaults for time entries and tasks, down to the variables.

For everything else, two-letter short codes expand into your standard narratives — tc becomes "Telephone conference with…" with the caller's name already in place.

Narrative
tc
{name} {matter} {phone} {time} {duration} {date}
Your codes, your wording — filled in from the call.
Follow-ups, scheduled

The next step schedules itself.

Promised a call back? Add the follow-up as you log — it lands on your task list in your practice management system, named and dated from the call, before you've had a chance to forget why.

$295/hr 0.3hr Billable
Follow-up task
"Follow up with Margaret Whitfield" · due in 2 weeks
Logged with the call, due when you said it would be.
Timers everywhere

Timers that follow you.

Start a timer at your desk and it's still running on your phone in the hallway at the courthouse. Keep one going per matter — as many as the day demands — and each one logs like everything else: reviewed, worded, billed.

00:14:32 Whitfield Estate Planning
started on your phone
Running
01:02:07 Castellano Business Sale
started at your desk
Running
📱 Phone 💻 Desktop ⌚ Widget

One queue. Cleared whenever, wherever.

Nothing has to happen in the moment. Everything lands in a single review queue that waits for you — clear it between hearings from your phone, or at your desk at the end of the day. Mobile reminders nudge you before unlogged time slips past billing.

On your phone On your tablet At your desk In the browser or the app With reminders
How it works
  1. 1

    Ring

    Calls stream onto your review page as they happen — matched to the caller, with their matters already suggested. A timer runs from the moment you pick up.

  2. 2

    Review

    You confirm the matter, the narrative, and the time. Nothing is written anywhere until you say so — a swipe logs it, a swipe dismisses it.

  3. 3

    Bill

    A billing-quality time entry and a case note land in MyCase or Clio, attributed to you, at your rate, on the right matter.

Built the way a firm would build it
Ready when your phone rings.

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