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Webinar: Beyond the bill – Visibility, platforms and the AI opportunity
Legal IT Insider
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Register HERE Billing and invoicing remain among the most stubborn pain points for law firms.
Register HEREBilling and invoicing remain among the most stubborn pain points for law firms. Despite years of investment in technology, billing teams are still grappling with fragmented processes, limited visibility, manual intervention and pressure to get bills out faster – and get paid sooner.So where are the biggest bottlenecks, and what does better look like?In this webinar, Legal IT Insider speaks with Oddr’s co-founder and CEO Milan Bobde, to discuss how law firms are rethinking the billing lifecycle: from improving visibility over where invoices are stuck, to reducing the number of disconnected point solutions involved in getting a bill from draft to payment.We’ll also look at the growing shift towards more joined-up platforms and ask what that means in the age of AI. Can firms realistically automate and apply AI across the billing lifecycle if the underlying process and data remain fragmented?Join us for a practical discussion of:Where the biggest billing and invoicing pain points remainWhy visibility across the invoice lifecycle mattersThe cost and complexity of fragmented billing technologyPlatform versus point solutions: is consolidation becoming more important?Where AI and automation can genuinely make a differenceWhat firms should be doing now to modernise billing without simply adding another layer of technology
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