Casepoint is a SaaS e-discovery platform for corporations, government agencies, and law firms. The LegalTech leader implemented Ordway’s software to reduce the manual effort required for usage-based billing, receivables collections, and revenue recognition. In this short video, the Casepoint CFO explains how Ordway has been able to decrease Days Sales Outstanding (DSOs) by 30% with automated dunning and customer communications.
”As a result to using the Ordway platform, we are now able to collect faster. We've seen our days sales outstanding improve, and we see that improvement on the order of magnitude of 25 to 30%."
Mohair ManochaChief Financial Officer at Casepoint
Video Transcript
“As a result to using the Ordway platform, we are now able to collect faster. We’ve seen our days sales outstanding improve, and we see that improvement on the order of magnitude of 25 to 30%. Casepoint’s Finance Team
Usage-Based Billing
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Casepoint and what challenges did they face before Ordway?
Casepoint is a SaaS legal tech platform. Before Ordway, their usage-based and tiered billing processes were manual and time-consuming, leading to errors and slower cash collection.
How did Ordway help Casepoint’s CFO improve finance operations?
Ordway automated usage-based billing, receivables collections (including dunning emails), and revenue recognition, reducing Days Sales Outstanding (DSO) by 25–30%.
How did automation affect Casepoint’s month-end close and revenue visibility?
The platform enabled faster closes and earlier insight into revenue, saving the finance team several days every month.
What impact did Ordway’s automation have on Casepoint’s finance team?
Automating manual work let the team focus on strategic tasks, boosted morale, and empowered better business decision-making.
Would Casepoint recommend Ordway to other SaaS companies using usage-based or tiered models?
Yes—Casepoint’s CFO strongly endorses Ordway for SaaS firms with complex billing needs, highlighting technology, service, and results.