The platform

Assignments and handoffs the whole firm can see

Assignments, handoffs and workload visible across the whole firm.

What this looks like today

Who is doing what is a matter of convention. A handoff is an email, and a case in the gap between two people is a case nobody is moving.

What it does

  • Explicit ownership

    Every case has an owner and every task an assignee, so a case in nobody's hands is a visible state rather than a silent one.

  • Handoffs that carry context

    Passing a case passes its history and its outstanding work, not a summary written from memory.

  • Workload across the firm

    Capacity is visible per person, so work can be moved before someone is underwater rather than after.

  • One process, however many offices

    How a case moves is the firm's definition, so two locations do not quietly develop two practices.

Nothing should depend on one person's memory

The most experienced paralegal knowing how cases really move is a strength right up until it is the only copy. Making the process explicit is what lets that person work on the hard cases instead of being asked about the routine ones.

What it does not do

This is not a general team chat tool. It handles work assignment and case handoff, and sits alongside whatever your firm talks in.

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