
LeanLaw
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| Fact | LeanLaw | WiseTime |
|---|---|---|
| API | LeanLaw offers a public REST API supporting programmatic reads and writes for clients, matters, time entries, expenses, invoices, users and LEDES codes. | WiseTime offers a public API using HTTP/JSON or gRPC/Protocol Buffers and provides a Java-based open-source library. |
| Headquarters | Boise, Idaho, United States | Boston, Massachusetts, United States |
| Integrations | LeanLaw describes its NetDocuments integration as syncing client and matter data, and its integrations page also names Confido Legal and Billables.ai. | Listed connections include Actionstep, Clio, HighQ, Lawcus, Microsoft 365, TeamConnect, PracticePanther, QuickBooks, Salesforce, and Generic SQL. |
| Mobile limitation | The mobile app allows matter viewing but currently does not allow creating or editing matters. | The WiseTime console can be accessed from a browser on mobile, but the software must be installed on a laptop or desktop computer. |
| Platforms | LeanLaw is available through a web browser, a Windows and Mac desktop tracker, and free iOS and Android mobile apps. | The desktop app supports Windows 10 or later, macOS 10.15 or later, and Ubuntu 22 or later; an iOS timeline app is also available. |
| Purpose | LeanLaw provides law firms with timekeeping, billing, trust accounting, payments, and financial reporting built around QuickBooks Online. | WiseTime automatically captures work activity to help legal professionals reduce manual timekeeping and recover billable time. |
LeanLaw suits modern, mid-sized law firms seeking connected financial workflows, particularly firms that need trust accounting alongside billing. It requires QuickBooks Online.
WiseTime suits law firms and other professional teams, as well as independent freelancers, who need to organize work activity for matter-based billing. It may also suit users who want control over which activity is shared or retained.