The platform

Where cases stall, what is close, what the pipeline is worth

See where cases stall, which deadlines are close and what the pipeline is worth.

What this looks like today

Reporting means exporting to a spreadsheet on a Friday, and the numbers are stale by Monday because they were a snapshot of a system nobody updates in real time.

What it does

  • Read off the working record

    The numbers come from the same record the work happens on, so they are current by construction rather than by someone remembering to update a tracker.

  • Where cases stall

    Time in phase across the caseload shows which stage is actually costing you, rather than which one feels slow.

  • What is close

    Deadlines and statute pressure across every open case, in one view, ordered by how soon they matter.

  • Capacity per person

    Workload across the team, so a hire happens before the backlog rather than after it.

Narrow on purpose

This does not attempt to be a general business intelligence tool. It answers the handful of questions a PI firm actually runs on, without anyone building a report — and a general reporting engine is precisely what you would want instead if that trade is wrong for you.

What it does not do

There is no report builder and no custom dashboard designer. If your firm needs arbitrary analytics across arbitrary dimensions, a BI tool reading the data is the better answer.

See it on your own caseload

Thirty minutes with someone who knows personal injury practice. We will tell you plainly if it is not a fit.

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