The platform
Clients see where their case stands, without calling
Clients see progress and send documents without calling for an update.
What this looks like today
Clients call because they have no idea what is happening. The call takes fifteen minutes, produces no case progress, and happens again in a fortnight.
What it does
Progress in plain language
Where the case is and what happens next, written for a client rather than for a case manager.
Documents both ways
Clients upload what you asked for and read what you sent, without an email chain or a fax.
Updates that arrive
Movement on the case reaches the client automatically, which is what stops the call being necessary.
Access that is actually controlled
A client sees their own case and nothing else, enforced at the database rather than by the screen they landed on.
The update call is a symptom
Clients do not want a portal. They want to know what is happening — and a portal only helps if things reach them without anyone deciding to send one, which is why this is tied to the case moving rather than to someone remembering.
What it does not do
This is a client's window onto their own case. It is not a document repository they browse, and it does not expose the working case file.
See it on your own caseload
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