LawPay’s New Dashboard Gives You Key Insights Into Your Payment and Cash Flow Data

LawPay is a trusted payment partner designed exclusively for law firms. They offer options that allow you to remain fully trust account compliant while still receiving credit card payments. Now, extensive enhancements to their dashboard mean you’re not just able to take payments—you’re able to see at a glance how your business is performing.

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Because it’s customized for law firms, LawPay lets you separate earned and unearned fees, so you don’t commingle funds when accepting credit card payments. But you’re not just running a law firm. You’re running a business. That means you need to stay up-to-date on your cash flow and other financial data at all times. LawPay’s dashboard gives you instant access to the numbers that matter the most.

LawPay’s dashboard is the first thing you see when you log in to your LawPay account. From there, you can see valuable payment data and also get critical business insights. You’ll see your month-to-date and year-to-date payment stats, which helps you see where your year is at and helps you decide where you need to be. You can quickly toggle between dashboard views to see data from the past 30 days, 90 days, or 12 months. Need to know who your top ten clients by volume are? You can learn that without ever leaving the dashboard. The same is true for your last ten transactions. Easy-to-read charts help you spot payment trends and predict future cash flow.

LawPay has always partnered with you to help you run your business. Their new dashboard will help you do that more than ever before.

How to Get It

LawPay offers three plans—fixed, standard, and trust—to fit every attorney’s needs, from credit card payments to recurring billing to full-fledged trust account-compliant payment processing. Each plan includes the new dashboard, which helps you see where your cash flow is at and helps you decide where you need it to be. Learn more about LawPay today.

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