What is Lawsyst's legal aid billing training service?
Lawsyst offers a comprehensive training service designed to help legal professionals efficiently use its legal aid billing software, ensuring accurate and timely submissions to the Legal Aid Agency.
Who can benefit from this training?
Legal aid costs draftsmen, bookkeepers, legal accountants, practice managers, and other legal professionals involved in legal aid billing processes can benefit from this training.
What topics are covered in the training?
The training covers creating legal aid submission files, understanding required codes and costs, monitoring billing limits, identifying allowed/disallowed codes, and avoiding duplications.
Is the training specific to certain types of legal aid contracts?
Yes, depending on your requirements, our training will focus on criminal contracts, civil contracts, or both.
How is the training delivered?
Our LAA billing training is usually delivered through live demonstrations. Although we can supply pre-recorded videos if you so require.
Does the training include guidance on integrating with accounting software?
Yes, our training provides guidance on using Lawsyst's built-in double-entry billing and accounting module, as well as integrating with external accounting software such as Xero.
How can I schedule a live demonstration?
To book a live demo, reach out to us directly and we will schedule a demonstration at a time to suit you.
Is the training customisable to my firm's specific needs?
Yes, Lawsyst offers tailored training sessions to address the unique requirements of your firm, ensuring the software aligns with your specific billing processes.
What support is available after the training?
Post-training, Lawsyst provides ongoing support through customer service, online resources, and regular updates to ensure users remain proficient with the software.
Are there any prerequisites for attending the training?
Participants should have a basic understanding of legal aid billing processes. Familiarity with general legal practice management software is beneficial but not mandatory.