ROI calculator
What are your firm’s lost hours worth?
Lawyers lose hours every week to work around the law: rebuilding time sheets, hunting for documents, first-pass reading, chasing invoices and filing KYC paperwork. Put in your numbers and see what getting that time back could mean.
Where the hours go
Most lost time isn’t legal work at all.
Each of the five leaks in the calculator has a part of Asem aimed squarely at it.
Billing & time
Timers live on the matter, so time is recorded as it happens, not rebuilt from memory on Friday.
See Billing & time Finding documentsDocuments
Every document for a matter in one place, with version history, so the signed copy is never three drives away.
See Documents First-pass reviewTabular Review
Ask the same questions of forty leases at once and get a table of answers with checked quotes.
See Tabular Review Billing adminBilling & payments
Invoices in cedis, online and mobile-money payments reconciled to the invoice automatically.
See Billing & payments Intake & KYC paperworkIntake & KYC
Clients complete identity checks on their phones; the file is built for you.
See Intake & KYCWhat the research says
The time is there to win back.
a year that AI is expected to free up for each legal professionalThomson Reuters, Future of Professionals 2025
of an 8-hour day the average lawyer actually bills; admin takes nearly half the dayClio, Legal Trends Report 2024
FAQ
Where do the default numbers come from?
They are a cautious starting point for discussion, not measured Asem results. Replace them with your own estimates. The calculator is only as good as the inputs.
Why not count every recovered hour as revenue?
Not every hour saved becomes billable work. The “turned into billable work” slider lets you decide what share does; the rest is time back for clients, supervision or rest.
Is my data sent anywhere?
No. The calculator runs entirely in your browser and nothing you type is stored or sent.
Want to know how Asem can increase revenue for your firm?
Book a demo and we’ll walk through the numbers with your own matters.