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To allow lawyers to support their clients as effectively as possible by taking care of timekeeping.
38% employee growth in 12 months
Traditionally, lawyers have had to manually fill out time-sheets and measure their billable hours, a distraction that slows workflows and wastes valuable time. This also leads to law firms having to under-bill customers conservatively due to the challenges of billing in six minute intervals.
Ping provides a timekeeping service for the law industry that uses AI to automatically measure billable time. The AI also uses machine learning to learn the workflow of each lawyer and firm, increasing accuracy every time it is used. Ping claims that customers record an additional 32 billable minutes per attorney per day, resulting in an overall increase in revenue of 11%.
The company plans to use its most recent funding to strengthen its position in the legal market while expanding into other professional services segments, such as accounting. While the opportunity to break into this lucrative industry is huge, it's not without challenges. The legal world is famously relationship-driven, and as Ping handles sensitive customer data, they must avoid any risk of data breach.
Steph
Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle
Mar 2022
$36.5m
SERIES B
Nov 2019
$13.2m
SERIES A
This company has top investors
Ryan Alshak
(CEO)They studied at USC Law School after a year at McCafferty & Company as a Financial Analyst. They spent 2 years as a Corporate Litigator before founding Time by Ping as CEO in May 2016.
Kourosh Zamani
(COO)Having worked at Bailard for 7 years, they studied for an MBA at UCB alongside being Executive Director of YPOSF. They co-founded Time by Ping with Ryan in 2016.