Remembers the work you'd forget.
The six-minute call, the quick email, the meeting that ran over. Atora notices the work around your day and keeps it for you.
Atora captures billable work as it happens and drafts each entry for you to approve. Nothing new to learn.
Roll of work
Thursday, 16 October
A working day has eight hours in it.
Each square is six minutes.
Source: Clio Legal Trends benchmarks, 2025: average utilisation 38%, about 3.0 billable hours in an eight-hour day. Clio's data comes mostly from firms in the United States.
The six-minute call, the quick email, the meeting that ran over. Atora notices the work around your day and keeps it for you.
Say what you did in your own words. Atora turns it into a clear entry on the right matter, ready for you to check.
No new system to learn and nothing to replace. Approved time goes to the billing system your firm already runs.
Which matters are running hot, who is stretched, what is still unbilled. Clear enough to act on. Rolling out to founding firms first.
Six-minute units.
Your matter numbers.
Your billing system stays.
Built around POPIA.
Atora works for the lawyer, not over their shoulder. Nothing is recorded that you can't see, and nothing reaches a client's bill until you approve it.
How we look after your dataAtora never
Atora always
We're onboarding a small group of South African firms first. Founding firms work directly with the people building Atora and get set up with us.
Prefer email? Write to sales@atora.co.za
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