Time Entry Narrative Review video
Each phrase is underlined as it is typed wherever it breaks this client's billing rules, the codes fill themselves in, and a one-click rewrite borrows wording the client has paid for before. 1:15
What the film shows
Reviews each time entry narrative as it is written, against the client's rules, for timekeepers
Agents read each client's guidelines into rules, check every phrase as it is typed, fill in the codes and draft a compliant rewrite from wording the same client has paid for. The timekeeper accepts, edits or keeps the entry with a reason; the billing partner decides every exception.
Transcript
- Time Entry Narrative Review checks each narrative as it is typed, against the client's rules.
- Invoice rejection rates rose from eleven to eighteen percent in 2025.
- Priya types her Dorsey entry: review docs and a client call, three point four hours.
- Three underlines: a vague verb, two tasks in one entry, an unclear subject.
- One click splits it into two point six and zero point eight hours, codes filled in.
- The wording comes from an entry this insurer paid in full.
- The risk chip turns green; she saves, as with her other four flags.
- Sixteen clean lines reach the pre-bill; anything kept as typed goes to the billing partner.
- In the first month, Halvard's rejected lines fell from twenty-two percent to thirteen.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens and governance on one platform.
The narration as written for the film. Captions are on the player.