Feature Requests

Interest Calculation Feature – Client & Matter Level
Hi We’re working on new feature how Lawcus handles interest on overdue invoices, and we’d love your feedback to ensure it works the way your firm needs. What It Does Automatically calculates interest on overdue invoices. Helps you encourage timely payments from clients. You can customize settings per client or per matter. 1- Client-Level Settings: You can set interest terms for a client — including the number of grace days before interest starts and the interest rate & method (e.g., monthly or daily). Or some may prefer to charge a FlatFee. These settings can automatically apply to all matters for that client, unless you choose to override them. 2 Matter-Level Settings: For specific matters, you could set different interest terms than the client default. This allows flexibility if some matters need stricter or more lenient payment terms. 3 - How Interest Would Appear: Interest is calculated only after the grace period has passed. It appears as a separate line item on invoices, so the original invoice amount stays clear. If multiple invoices are unpaid, interest is calculated for each invoice individually. Partial payments reduce the principal, and interest accrues on the remaining balance. 4 Example: Invoice 1: $1,000 overdue → interest $30 Invoice 2: $500 overdue → interest $15 Next invoice sent would show: Invoice 2 principal $500 Interest from Invoice 1 = $30 Total due = $530 Your Input: We’d like to know: How would your firm prefer to set interest — at the client level, matter level, or both? Would you like interest to be calculated only when sending a new invoice Any other preferences or workflows you think would help your firm manage overdue invoices more efficiently? Your feedback will help us build a flexible system that matches the way your firm works. Thank you for taking a few minutes to share your thoughts!
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