New Staff
Get a new assistant, clerk or bookkeeper productive in days: opening matters, entering time, receipts and the daily routine.
Live PCLaw training for new hires, bookkeepers, lawyers and administrators, taught by people who repair and support PCLaw every day and built around the way your firm actually uses it.
Work led by Saimoon Bhuiyan, a PCLaw Certified Independent Consultant
Get a new assistant, clerk or bookkeeper productive in days: opening matters, entering time, receipts and the daily routine.
Billing, trust accounting, bank reconciliations, payables, month-end and year-end, done the way PCLaw expects.
Fast time entry, reviewing pre-bills, and finding matter balances and client history without asking accounting.
Users and security, templates, system settings, backups and the maintenance that keeps PCLaw healthy.
The reports that show how the firm is doing: productivity, billings, collections, work in progress and receivables.
For firms that have used PCLaw for years and suspect they are doing things the long way.
Generic training shows every menu and is forgotten in a week. We start by asking what your staff do each day and where they get stuck, then teach those tasks on a copy of your own data, so people recognise the matters and clients on screen.
Short sessions work better than one long day.
Almost all training is delivered live over a secure remote session, which lets us train firms anywhere in the US and Canada and record the sessions. On-site training can be arranged for larger groups.
Every version from PCLaw 4 to the current release, on both the standard and SQL Server editions. Training is delivered on the version your firm actually runs.
Yes. One-to-one training for a new bookkeeper or assistant is usually the fastest way to get someone productive.
We train on a copy of your data, so staff see familiar clients and matters and can practise freely without any risk to the live books.
Yes. We can document your firm's procedures with the outgoing bookkeeper, train their replacement, and cover month-end ourselves in the meantime if needed.
Everything a new firm should decide and configure when setting up PCLaw, in the order to do it: accounts, users, rates, trust, templates, security and backups.
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