The platform

Every case on one timeline your team can trust

Every case, every deadline and every document in one view your team can trust.

What this looks like today

The state of a case lives in four places — a case list, someone's inbox, a shared drive and the memory of whoever touched it last. Answering "where is this case" means asking a person.

What it does

  • Phases that carry their own work

    A case in treatment needs different things from a case in negotiation. The phase brings its tasks with it, so the next action is something the file states rather than something a person recalls.

  • Deadlines that arrive early

    Statute dates and SLA pressure surface while there is still room to act, not the day before they bite.

  • One timeline, every event

    Calls, documents, status changes and messages land on the same timeline in the order they happened, so catching up on a case is reading rather than interviewing.

  • Assignment that survives absence

    Who owns a case and what they owe on it is explicit, so a week off does not stall the file.

The case record is the system of record

Everything else on this page is a view onto it. That is what makes it possible to say where a case stands without asking anyone — there is only one answer, and the software has it.

What it does not do

This is not a document management system with a case list bolted on. If your firm's core need is versioned document control across practice areas, that is a different product.

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