Recommended by the PracticePanther Team: Ajax
# Recommended by the PracticePanther team
Something happened this year that we didn't engineer and couldn't have: PracticePanther's own team started recommending Ajax to firms who asked about automatic time tracking.
We know because the firms told us. They'd ask their PracticePanther rep what to do about timekeeping, and Ajax came back as the answer.
There's no better introduction than that, so this post is us saying it plainly and explaining what those firms actually get.
What Ajax does for PracticePanther firms
Ajax captures billable work passively, from each timekeeper's actual work as it happens, and drafts complete time entries with narratives. PracticePanther firms get the full integration:
Released entries sync into PracticePanther instantly. No exports, no re-keying, no end-of-day batch.
Billing rates come over automatically, so entries price correctly from the first day.
Matters and clients stay in sync, so new matters show up in Ajax without anyone maintaining a second list.
Attorneys review 10 to 20 drafted entries a day, fix anything that reads wrong (Ajax learns from every edit), and release. That's the entire workflow.
The firms that waited for this
One firm told us they had been evaluating Ajax for about a year, but they ran on PracticePanther and weren't willing to switch billing systems for a timekeeping tool. Completely reasonable. The week our PracticePanther integration went live, they moved.
That pattern repeats: nobody should change billing systems to fix timekeeping. The tool should meet the firm where it already lives, which is exactly what this integration is for.
Seeing it with your own matters
If you run on PracticePanther and your timekeeping still depends on timers and memory, the fastest way to evaluate Ajax is to watch a real day of work become finished entries in your own system. Book a demo, tell us you're on PracticePanther, and we'll show you the round trip live. Results from firms of similar size are on our case studies page.
