The Unbilled Aging Report provides a time‑based breakdown of all unbilled work for each client and matter. Firms use this report to:
Aging buckets help determine which matters have accumulated unbilled work for extended periods.

These filters allow targeted analysis by client, lawyer, or practice area.
There are no additional options for this report.

Displayed at the top:
Each row represents a client/matter with unbilled work.
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Client No | Client identifier |
| Matter No | Matter identifier |
| Name | Client name |
| Description | Matter description |
| Responsible | Responsible lawyer |
| Lawyer | Timekeeper or billing lawyer |
| Type of Law | Practice area assigned to the matter |
| 0 to 30 Days | Unbilled work aged 0–30 days |
| 31 to 60 Days | Unbilled work aged 31–60 days |
| 61 to 90 Days | Unbilled work aged 61–90 days |
| 91 to 120 Days | Unbilled work aged 91–120 days |
| Over 120 | Unbilled work aged more than 120 days |
| Trust Regular | Regular trust balance available |
| Trust Term | Term trust balance available |
| AR Balance | Outstanding accounts receivable for the matter |
These fields provide a complete aging profile of unbilled work and related financial context.
Available formats:
Exports preserve aging buckets and client/matter grouping.
The Unbilled Aging Report provides a comprehensive view of unbilled work grouped by client and matter, categorized into aging buckets and supported by lawyer, practice area, trust, and AR information. It is essential for billing oversight, financial planning, and maintaining healthy cash flow.