No clunky portals
Outside counsel invoices are costing you more than you think
- Attorneys spend hours reviewing invoice line items
- Overbilling, duplicate charges, and guideline violations slip through
- No visibility into total legal spend or cost trends
- Invoices get stuck in email approval chains
How GCHub E-Billing works
from invoice to approval
Invoice received via email
Full visibility into your legal spend
Your E-Billing data stays inside Microsoft 365
GCHub runs inside your existing Microsoft 365 environment. Your data never leaves your tenant, and your team never needs a separate login.
- Data & Security
Your data never leaves your environment- Security inherited from Office 365
- Ease of Use
- Office 365 look and feel
- Shorter learning curve, faster team adoption
- Future Ready
- Microsoft Copilot ready
- Scales as you grow
Frequently asked questions
E-billing software automates the review and approval of outside counsel invoices. It replaces manual invoice review with AI-powered checks that flag overbilling, duplicate charges, and guideline violations automatically.
Outside counsel emails the invoice as usual. GCHub converts it into a record, AI checks every line item against your billing rules, flags violations, and routes it for approval — all inside Microsoft 365.
Yes. GCHub runs natively inside Microsoft Outlook, Teams, and SharePoint. Your data never leaves your Microsoft environment and no separate login is required.
Most legal departments are live within days. No IT project required and no change to how outside counsel submits invoices.
GCHub automatically flags duplicate charges, rate mismatches, block billing, overbilling, and any violation of your custom billing guidelines.
Yes. GCHub is built for in-house legal departments of all sizes. You can start with e-billing alone and add other modules as your needs grow.
By automatically catching overbilling, enforcing billing guidelines, and providing full visibility into spend by law firm, matter, and time period — legal departments consistently identify and eliminate unnecessary costs.
No. Outside counsel submits invoices by email exactly as they do today. Nothing changes on their end.