Focus on your work, let Ajax handle the administrative tasks.
Ajax automatically captures every billable moment, justifies your fees, and helps your firm get paid what it’s worth.
What Ajax reads from Clio
Matters & client names
Every active matter, synced automatically
Activity codes
Your firm’s codes, applied to the clients that require them
Billing rates
Pulled straight from Clio, no manual setup
What Clio receives from Ajax
Time entry
A complete time entry. Once you approve it, it syncs straight to Clio.
Time Entry — Clio
Synced from Ajax
Chen v. Park Industries
$450/h
L120 — Analysis/Strategy
1.4
Analyzed opposing counsel’s motion for summary judgment on statute of limitations grounds; researched applicable case law; drafted responsive brief section addressing proportionality arguments; conferred with client regarding litigation strategy.
A two way sync.
From Clio
Everything Ajax needs, pulled straight from Clio.
The moment you connect Clio, Ajax pulls in your matters, activity codes, and billing rates.
Every new matter, updated rate, or code change in Clio is reflected in Ajax automatically. There is nothing to configure and nothing to maintain.
In Clio
0 entries
0h Billable
In-Review
Chen v. Park Industries
$450/h
L120 — Analysis/Strategy
1.4
One click. It’s in Clio.
When you approve an entry in Ajax, it goes straight to Clio as a native time entry - matter assigned, activity code set, billing rate applied.
Your bills look exactly the same as always. The only difference is you didn’t have to type any of it.
What Clio Reisman Award Winners Say About Ajax.
“I thought I was already good at timekeeping. Then I opened Ajax last night, and it found six entries I had missed.”
Jordan Guthrie
Attorney, King Law Offices (Clio Reisman Award Winner)
What Clio firms say about Ajax.
| FIRM | PRACTICE AREA | ROI | REVENUE / USER / MO | WHAT THEY SAID |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nemphos Braue | Business Law | 102x | $18,300 | "We're finding us an extra 0.3 hours per person, per day — across eight people, that adds up fast.” - George Nemphos |
| Bartell & Powell | FINRA / Securities | 106x | $21,200 | “Best legal tech purchase we’ve made.” - Jennifer Walsh |
| Kirker Davis | Family Law | 23x | $4,639 | “This isn’t just another piece of software. It’s a competitive advantage.” - Chris Kirker |
| O’Connor Family Law | Family Law | 19x | $3,737 | “The first technology I’ve brought to my team where zero people complained.” - Heather O’Connor |
| Hone Law | Commercial Lit | 60x | $12,000 | “For the first time in 30 years, I left on Friday knowing I had all my time in.” - Jennifer Arledge |
Common questions
What exactly syncs between Ajax and Clio?
Everything syncs both ways. Ajax pulls your matter list and codes from Clio, then pushes completed entries back. They show up in Clio as native time entries, ready to bill.
How is this different from Clio's built-in timer?
Clio’s timer requires you to start and stop it manually for every task. Ajax runs in the background and captures your full day automatically.
Why do Reisman Award winners use Ajax?
A single billable hour found by Ajax pays for multiple months of usage. Several Reisman Award winners not only use Ajax, they invested in the company.
Can my managing partner see my entries before I approve them?
No. Your entries are private to you until you release them to Clio. Nobody at your firm sees anything until you decide it’s ready.
See how Ajax and Clio work together.
Never write your own entries again.