TIMENTRY review
A privacy-conscious legal time tracker that turns captured activity into reviewable draft entries.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
TIMENTRY is an AI-powered timekeeping platform for law firms and other professional-services teams that bill by the hour. It captures activity from email, calendars, meetings, calls and documents through a desktop capture agent and cloud connectors, then turns that activity into draft narrative time entries. Teams can review and approve entries, use automatic matter and client attribution, apply outside-counsel and billing-rule compliance checks, and track utilisation, realisation and WIP. Manual timers cover work without a digital activity trail, while on-device filtering and privacy controls support a privacy-conscious approach.
The published plans show a progression from capture to governance. Starter includes a desktop capture agent, AI-drafted time entries, email and calendar capture, and up to 3 connected sources. Professional adds automatic matter attribution, compliance and billing rules, reports and utilisation insight, plus connections for Microsoft 365, Google, Zoom and telephony providers. Enterprise adds SSO with SAML 2.0 and MFA, priority support and onboarding, and custom integrations. According to the vendor's pricing page, paid plans are licensed by arrangement, and the Starter offer is a 14-day evaluation rather than a perpetual free plan.
TIMENTRY fits firms that want passive capture without abandoning review, approval or manual control. Its billing ecosystem includes QuickBooks, Xero, LawPay and Clio, while its privacy controls and compliance features are relevant to legal workflows. The main trade-off is platform scope: verified access covers web and iOS, and teams seeking broader native coverage may need to assess fit carefully. Firms that need enterprise identity controls, custom integrations or priority onboarding should look at Enterprise; smaller teams can start with Starter, while Professional is the stronger fit for matter attribution, reporting and billing-rule workflows.
TIMENTRY pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Passive capture covers email, meetings, calls and documents
- AI clusters activity into draft narrative time entries
- Matter attribution, compliance checks and billing integrations
- Where it doesn't
- Platform coverage is limited to web and iOS
- Paid plans are licensed by arrangement with the vendor
- The product is currently in beta
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