Time capture specialist Rekoop has announced details of its latest contract win and go-live in the Asia Pacific region. After a successful six-week trial of its integrated desktop and mobile time application, Rekoop has now rolled out the solution to Brisbane-based commercial firm McMahon Clarke.

The deployment has seen the introduction of Rekoop Desktop, the primary time recording interface; Rekoop Digital Footprint, which monitors activity in the background and encourages more accurate, complete time capture through configurable prompts; and Rekoop for iPhone and iPad, enabling the seamless recording of time even on the move. 

Commenting on his firm’s choice, Sean McMahon, managing partner, said: “We were looking for a product that would make light of the time recording burden. We need our fee earners to be billing their time promptly and with precision, but we were also mindful that different fee earners have different preferences as to how they record time. Rekoop really appealed because it gives users the option to take an active or more passive approach while still ensuring that everything is tracked, captured and entered. The common interface across devices is slick, familiar and highly intuitive, which has removed any barrier to positive adoption. It also allows for a seamless transition whether staff are in or out of the office, and having the ability to record time easily anytime, anywhere is already impacting significantly on billable hours.”

Phil Wedgwood, Rekoop’s chief executive, is keen to stress the flexibility of the Rekoop proposition. “We’ve worked hard to make it ‘fit’ regardless of incumbent systems or user preference. So it’s PMS –agnostic, enabling firms to extend the functionality of any of the mainstream practice management systems; it’s device-agnostic, working equally smoothly across PC, iPhone, iPad, BlackBerry or Playbook; and it’s behaviour neutral, allowing users to choose between active and passive approaches to time recording without sacrificing any of the accuracy or completeness of detail.”

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