“In progress.” In progress where, exactly?
Every case type gets its own stages, checklists and deadlines — progress that updates when real things happen, and that your clients can see without calling.
Sound familiar?
The checklist that lived in someone’s head
One missing document, forty days unnoticed. Not negligence — just no shared list. The client blamed the firm anyway.
A status board that means nothing
Cards get dragged when someone remembers. So the board describes memory, not reality.
The deadline in one person’s calendar
A lodgement window, a hearing, a renewal — tracked personally, until the one week it isn’t.
How a case moves — on facts
A milestone turns green when a document is verified, a payment lands, an agreement is signed — not when someone drags a card. The board describes reality.
What it does for your firm
Included in every plan — nothing here is an add-on.
Stages that fit your industry
Visa cases, company formations, legal matters, loan files, admissions — each with the stages that industry actually uses.
Document checklists per case type
Every case knows what it needs; missing items are visible at a glance — to your team and, through the portal, to the client.
Deadlines and windows tracked
Lodgement windows, hearing dates, renewal dates — watched per case, surfaced before they bite.
Case owners and workload
Every case has an owner; every owner’s load is visible.
Progress your clients can see
The same milestones, shown to the client in their portal — the “any update?” calls stop.
Case Management, in your industry
Ask it anything about case management.
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12 files. Oldest: Harrison & Co, 9 days on a passport copy. Reminders are ready to send.
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4 files. Two complete, one waits on a police clearance, one on payment — details on each are ready.
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47 days from agreement to lodgement — 9 days faster than last quarter. Document collection is still 60% of it.
Questions firms ask about case management
Can I create my own case types and stages?
Yes. Your Edition ships with the stages your industry uses, and you can add case types, rename stages and set the checklist for each.
Do clients see the case progress?
Yes — through the client portal, with the same milestones your team sees.
How are deadlines tracked?
Each case carries its own dates — lodgement windows, hearings, renewals — surfaced on dashboards and in the Morning Briefing before they’re due.
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