
AI Timekeeping and Firm Intelligence
PointOne is an AI timekeeping and firm intelligence platform for law firms. It captures work as it happens across apps, devices and matters, turns that activity into review-ready time entries, and supports pre-bill review and outside counsel guideline enforcement. It is aimed at boutique, midsize and large firms, as well as government and public sector legal teams.
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PointOne is organised into four product modules: PointOne Time, which automatically captures time across apps, devices and matters and writes it up as review-ready entries; PointOne Review, which uses AI to mark up pre-bills, flag problems and route them to the appropriate reviewer; PointOne Rules, which converts outside counsel guidelines into structured rules enforced on each entry before it reaches a bill; and PointOne Intelligence, which shows how time is spent, who has capacity and what matters will cost, using data the firm already produces. For boutique and midsize firms, PointOne's website says it captures billable hours without changing how attorneys work and syncs entries to existing billing systems. For large firms, it describes enforcing outside counsel guidelines at scale, shortening pre-bill cycles and viewing staffing across practices and offices. For government and public sector bodies, it describes tracking time across matters and programmes with security and compliance controls. The platform is stated to layer on top of most existing billing and practice management solutions and to draw context from documents, emails, calls and web activity. PointOne's website lists SOC 2 Type 2, ISO 27001, GDPR and HIPAA compliance, and states that the company is trusted by more than 250 firms.
What it does
AI-built timekeeping with fully automatic day capture and entry generation.
Generates time entries over any date range for end-of-day or monthly entry.
Produces high-quality narrative entries from manual timer use.
AI entries automatically comply with firm and client billing rules.
Intelligent pre-bill review module for time entries.
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Legora and PointOne will connect their platforms so that work lawyers do inside Legora is recorded as time entries in PointOne automatically. Each entry will carry the client, the matter number and a description of the task, tied to the lawyer who did the work and billed at that lawyer's rate. Law…

PointOne, a legal technology company, raised $16 million in a Series A round led by 8VC on to expand its AI-powered time entry and billing platform for law firms. The round matters because law firms h
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PointOne runs fully automatic background capture throughout the workday, logging billable activity and generating narrative time entries describing what the attorney did, without requiring manual timers or end-of-day input from the user.
Yes. For attorneys who batch entries at the end of a day, week, or month, PointOne's retroactive capture works over any selected date range and reconstructs time entries based on captured activity for that period.
Yes. AI-generated time entries automatically comply with firm-specific and client-specific billing guidelines, including rules around block billing, outside counsel guidelines, and document-level requirements tied to individual clients.
PointOne is trusted by over 200 firms, ranging from solo and mid-sized practices such as Chalumeau Law Group and North City Law to large national firms and the Minnesota Attorney General's Office deployed statewide.
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