Gain a more profitable and efficient law firm

Practice management software helps law firms stay organized, track cases and billing in one place, improve efficiency, and reduce administrative work. It streamlines time tracking, invoicing, document management, and trust accounting while helping firms stay compliant and deliver better client service.

Yes — Tabs3 supports a number of integrations:

• The different Tabs3 modules (Billing, PracticeMaster, Financials, General Ledger, Trust Accounting, Accounts Payable, etc.) are natively integrated, which means clients, fees, costs, timekeepers, security settings, and more can be shared across modules — reducing duplication of effort.

• If you use Tabs3Pay, you can accept electronic payments (credit cards, ACH, etc.) directly through Tabs3, simplifying payment collection.

• For remote or mobile work, there is Tabs3 Connect — a web-based interface (no installation needed) that gives access to client/matter data, calendar, billing, documents, and more from any device with an internet connection.

Tabs3 partners with and participates in a wide range of legal associations, events, and bar organizations. These include professional groups such as the Association of Legal Administrators, the ABA Law Practice Division, the ABA Solo, Small Firm & General Practice Division, and major industry events like ALM LegalWeek, and TechShow 2026.

Tabs3 is also affiliated with multiple state and regional bar associations, including: Arizona, Chicago, Florida, Georgia, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Texas, Texas Trial Lawyers, Utah, and Wisconsin.

These affiliations help Tabs3 stay connected to the legal community and support law firms across the country.

Yes. On the Tabs3 website, there is a "Find a Consultant / Consultant Map" option, which you can engage external or certified consultants to help with setup, configuration, data migration, and training.

Many firms use consultants, especially when adopting multiple modules (billing, trust accounting, general ledger, etc.) at once, to ensure compliance, correct setup, and smoother onboarding.

• Tabs3 pricing starts with subscriptions for Tabs3 Cloud, which includes Tabs3 Billing, Tabs3 Financials, Tabs3Pay, and Tabs3 Connect. Firms can add PracticeMaster and other optional add-on products.

• Firms with 10 or more users are encouraged to request a custom price quote.

• Tabs3 also offers cloud deployment (via hosting partners) or on-premises — which may affect setup/hosting costs depending on firm preference.

With Tabs3, time-tracking is built in. The software provides "timers" so that lawyers and staff can record the actual time spent on tasks, matters, and clients. Those time entries can then be automatically converted into billable fees that appear on the next client statement.

Because all time entries are stored centrally, law firms can ensure they capture billable time accurately and consistently — making invoicing more precise and reducing lost billable hours.

Tabs3 includes a dedicated module for trust accounting (as part of its Financials suite). With that, firms can: maintain trust-account ledgers, deposit client funds, disburse payments, reconcile bank statements, and manage trust balances, all within the Tabs3 ecosystem.

This integration helps ensure compliance with legal trust-accounting rules and reduces the risk of errors or segregation of trust funds from operating funds.

Within Tabs3's Financials suite, there is an Accounts Payable module (and a General Ledger module) — allowing firms to manage outgoing invoices, vendor payments, check writing, and reconcile payables, all integrated with billing, trust accounting, and overall firm finances.

Centralized accounts payable with billing and trust accounting allows firms to get better oversight of cash flow, outstanding liabilities, and fund balances, which support better financial management and internal controls.

Yes. Tabs3 offers a cloud-based option via Tabs3 Cloud. This gives firms access to the full Tabs3 suite — billing, financials, practice management, trust accounting, etc. — without needing their own servers or hardware, while still retaining data privacy.

Many firms appreciate the flexibility: team members can access case and billing data from anywhere, which supports remote work, hybrid offices, and off-site access when needed.