Get your matters in
Import a cause list, or enter a CNR and let the diary pull the matter in. Hand-entered matters work the same way.
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Your hearings, by court
Every hearing for the day, sectioned by the court it is listed in. Import a cause list, keep listed matters in step with eCourts overnight, and get the day ahead by email at 8am.
Import a cause list, or enter a CNR and let the diary pull the matter in. Hand-entered matters work the same way.
Listed matters are refreshed against eCourts overnight, so a changed date reaches you without you checking.
Each day is sectioned by the court the matter is listed in, which is the order you actually move in.
A day with matters in three courts reads as three sections, not one flat list. That is how the morning is spent, so that is how the diary is built.
Hand the diary a cause list and the matters in it are read out and placed on the right day.
Listed matters are refreshed overnight against eCourts, so an adjournment or a new date arrives on its own.
A single email each morning at 8am with what is listed and before which bench, so the diary reaches you before your desk does.
Three ways: import a cause list, add a CNR and let it pull the matter from eCourts, or enter a hearing by hand. All three land in the same diary.
Listed matters are refreshed overnight, once a day. It is deliberately paced rather than checking constantly.
Yes. Any day exports as a DOCX or prints. A day whose parties are written in Devanagari or Gujarati exports as DOCX or print rather than PDF, because the PDF renderer does not yet shape those scripts.
It replaces the part of it that mattered. The older Clients and Cases module is read-only and exportable, and the diary plus billing is where the work has moved.
Matters, dates and notes sit under your account only. They are never shared across accounts or used to train any AI model.