Works Alongside TrialWorks (now Assembly Neos)

TrialWorks + TimeSentry: Win Cases AND Bill More

TrialWorks manages your litigation. TimeSentry's AI ensures every minute of that litigation gets tracked and billed — automatically.

2-4 hrs
Saved per week
90%+
Capture accuracy
2 min
Setup time
30 day
Free trial

The Problem with TrialWorks (now Assembly Neos)'s Time Tracking

Litigation involves intense work periods that go untracked

No AI capture in TrialWorks

Manual time entry during trial prep is unrealistic

Revenue lost during high-intensity case work

How TimeSentry Transforms Your Workflow

Litigation Capture

AI tracks time during intense litigation work when manual entry is impossible.

Trial Prep Tracking

Capture every minute of trial preparation automatically.

TrialWorks Export

Export to TrialWorks-compatible format.

AI Descriptions

Detailed litigation-appropriate time narratives.

Get Started in Minutes

1

Install TimeSentry

2

Import cases

3

AI captures all litigation work

4

Export for billing

Why Switch to TimeSentry?

TrialWorks (now Assembly Neos) Limitations

  • No AI time capture
  • Manual entry only
  • Difficult during intense trial work
  • Limited billing features

TimeSentry Advantages

  • Capture time during intense litigation
  • AI handles descriptions automatically
  • Never miss billable trial prep
  • Stronger fee petitions

During trial prep, nobody has time to track time. TimeSentry's AI captures everything so we can focus on winning.

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Lead Trial Attorney
Litigation Boutique

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. TimeSentry runs in the background, capturing all work activity even during intense trial periods.

Yes. TimeSentry works with both TrialWorks and the Neos platform.

TimeSentry's detailed AI-generated time records provide the documentation needed for successful fee petition applications.

Stop Losing Billable Hours

Ready to Capture Every Billable Minute?

Join thousands of legal professionals who trust TimeSentry to automatically track their time. Start your free trial today.