TimeSolv, Tabs3, CosmoLex, Rocket Matter and Orion Integrations for AI Time Tracking

Connect PointOne to TimeSolv, Tabs3, CosmoLex, Rocket Matter or Orion. AI captures time, attorneys review it, and entries flow into billing.

Julia Bodet

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  • PointOne Time connects to five ProfitSolv products today: TimeSolv, Tabs3, CosmoLex, Rocket Matter and Orion.

  • PointOne Time captures work, generates complete and ready-to-invoice draft entries for attorneys to review and push straight into the connected billing system.

  • Each ProfitSolv product keeps its existing role in billing or practice management. PointOne sits upstream and supplies finished entries after attorney review.

  • PointOne Rules converts client billing guidelines into structured rules and checks them against every entry before release.

Which ProfitSolv Products Does PointOne Connect To?

Product

Function

Built For

Impact of PointOne's Integration

TimeSolv

Time tracking, legal billing, and invoicing

Solo and small firms

Automatically captures billable work for more complete invoicing

Tabs3

Legal billing, accounting, and practice management

Solo practitioners to larger firms

Reduces missed time entries for more accurate billing records

CosmoLex

All-in-one practice management, billing, and accounting, including trust accounting

Solo practitioners to mid-sized firms

Generated drafts give attorneys a record to review before entries reach billing and accounting

Rocket Matter

Matter management, time tracking, billing, and firm performance reporting

Solo practitioners to larger firms

Captures time across matters to improve billing and profitability tracking

Orion

Comprehensive law firm management, including financials, matters, documents, and reporting

Mid-sized to enterprise firms

Standardizes time capture for firmwide financial reporting and profitability analysis

See PointOne and ProfitSolv partner to bring AI time capture across TimeSolv, Tabs3, Orion, CosmoLex, and RocketMatter. Beyond ProfitSolv, PointOne’s integrations page covers the other practice management and accounting systems PointOne connects to.

How Do Approved Entries Reach the Billing System?

PointOne Time captures work, generates complete and ready-to-invoice time entries for attorney review, and pushes the approved entry straight into the connected billing system, with no re-entry or copy and paste.

PointOne Time captures activity as work happens and turns it into bill-ready entries. The attorney reviews each suggested matter attribution and narrative rather than constructing the entry from scratch, and nothing is automatically billed.

Fully automatic capture is one of the five modes of AI time capture a timekeeper can use. PointOne syncs with the connected billing software and pushes the finished entry into it.

Once released, the entry belongs to the billing workflow. Any later edit takes place inside TimeSolv, Tabs3, CosmoLex, Rocket Matter or Orion rather than inside PointOne. The timekeeper’s matter list comes from the firm’s connected system.

PointOne and TimeSolv Integration: How It Works

TimeSolv is PointOne’s longest-running ProfitSolv integration. TimeSolv is a cloud-based legal time and billing platform that has been in the market since 1999. It mainly serves solo and small firms that want billing depth without adopting a full practice management suite.

In a small firm, the person billing the time usually did the work too. PointOne runs in the background while the attorney works. It captures emails, documents, calls, and meetings and turns them into complete and ready-to-invoice time entries. At the end of the day, the attorney confirm the suggested matter and narrative, then release approved entries directly into TimeSolv. A firm admin connects TimeSolv once for the whole firm, and PointOne keeps up with the firm's matters and task codes from then on.

Once connected, PointOne Time supplies the work record before TimeSolv handles the downstream billing process. Attorneys receive generated drafts, confirm the suggested matter and narrative, and release approved entries directly into TimeSolv instead of writing each entry from memory.

Compare TimeSolv with other billing platforms in our guide to the best legal billing software for solo attorneys.

PointOne and Tabs3 Integration: How It Works

Tabs3 combines billing, accounting, reporting, and case management in a cloud platform serving firms from solo practitioners through larger firms. Firms of every size use it, from solo practitioners to large firms, and it is especially popular with finance teams in small and mid-sized firms.

PointOne drafts their time through the day against the firm's matters in Tabs3. The attorney reviews generated entries and approves them, with the entries arriving directly in Tabs3 under that attorney's name. reconstructing missing activity later.

Billing teams lose days at month-end chasing attorneys for missing time and filling gaps before bills can go out. With PointOne, the time is captured and approved before billing starts, so the finance team begins with a complete set of entries. The firm keeps Tabs3 for billing, accounting and practice management. PointOne adds dedicated AI timekeeping on top of it.

PointOne and CosmoLex Integration: How It Works

CosmoLex is a platform for practice management, billing, firm accounting, and trust accounting. Solo, small and mid-sized firms use it to keep their legal work and their books in the same system.

PointOne records what an attorney works on during the day and drafts time entries from it. The attorney checks each entry and approves it. Approved time goes into CosmoLex with what billing needs: task and activity codes, the rate, and whether the entry is billable.

When billing and accounting live in one system, late time entry doesn’t stay a timekeeping problem. Invoices go out late, so payments come in late. Revenue posts to the general ledger late, and month-end close slips. With PointOne, attorneys review and release their time faster through compliant entries, and clients get more accurate descriptions on their bills. CosmoLex keeps handling billing, trust accounting and the firm’s accounting.

PointOne and Rocket Matter Integration: How It Works

Rocket Matter is cloud-based legal practice management software. It covers case management, time tracking and billing for firms of all sizes and across many practice areas, and it acts as the firm's central system for managing legal work.

The PointOne connection follows the same capture, review and release sequence used across the other ProfitSolv integrations. PointOne Time generates the draft, the attorney confirms it and the approved entry flows directly into Rocket Matter.

Rocket Matter remains the firm’s case-management and billing system. PointOne supplies the attorney-reviewed entries that get billed to clients.

PointOne and Orion Integration: How It Works

ProfitSolv's mid-sized and enterprise law firm management software stores cases, time, finances and documents, with built-in analytics. Orion's integration with PointOne helps law firms release fuller narratives that flow directly into Orion for billing.

What Should a Firm Check Before Connecting?

The checklist is the same across TimeSolv, Tabs3, CosmoLex, Rocket Matter and Orion: confirm the matter sync, review sequence, rule configuration, and security documentation before connecting.

  • Confirm how matters reach PointOne. The attorney works against the matter list supplied by the firm’s connected billing or practice-management system. The firm should verify that the expected matters are available before entries are prepared.

  • Set the review and release order. Every matter attribution begins as a draft suggestion. The attorney confirms the entry before finalizing it, and nothing is automatically billed.

  • Configure client billing guidelines. PointOne Rules stores guidelines as structured billing rules and checks them against every time entry and pre-bill. This places the check before the finished entry enters the connected system.

  • Define ownership. Once released, entries can no longer be edited inside PointOne, so post-release changes must be made in the connected billing or practice-management system. Firms considering a broader review workflow can also assess PointOne Review, which flags issues, suggests fixes and routes bills across reviewer roles. Read our guide to law firm pre-bill review software covers the category.

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FAQs about PointOne and ProfitSolv Products

Which ProfitSolv Products Integrate With PointOne?

TimeSolv, Tabs3, CosmoLex, Rocket Matter and Orion all have live PointOne integrations.

What Legal Billing Software Integrates With CosmoLex?

PointOne integrates with CosmoLex. PointOne captures attorney work as it happens, generates draft time entries for attorney review and pushes approved entries into CosmoLex for billing. CosmoLex continues to handle billing, trust accounting and practice management.

Does PointOne Replace the Firm’s Billing System?

PointOne sits upstream of the firm’s billing or practice-management system and pushes finished entries into it. TimeSolv, Tabs3, CosmoLex, Rocket Matter or Orion remains the system where released entries are managed.

How Do Tabs3 Firms Turn On the PointOne Integration?

Firms on Tabs3 can switch the PointOne integration on themselves from Settings. Time captured in PointOne then flows into Tabs3 for billing without re-entry.

Can a Firm on Orion Use PointOne Today?

Yes. Orion has a live PointOne integration. Time captured in PointOne flows into Orion for billing after attorney review, the same way it does for the other ProfitSolv products.

Where Are Released Entries Edited?

Released entries are edited inside the connected billing or practice-management system. They cannot be changed from inside PointOne after release.

Your firm’s most valuable asset is its data. It’s time to put it to work.

Your firm’s most valuable asset is its data. It’s time to put it to work.

Your firm’s most valuable asset is its data. It’s time to put it to work.