How CaseDesk works

Court Intelligence Registry

The Registry continuously scores Supreme Court and High Court judgements with a HOT lead score built from six transparent signals: limitation period, aggrieved party, array of parties, outcome clarity, forum & stakes, and appeal viability. Each judgement carries AI-extracted parties, issues, holding, and outcome, and eligible matters show an SLP/appeal window countdown. You can filter by court and date, or search in plain language.

Case Workspace

A workspace represents one matter. Create it with a name, practice area, and posture — Petitioner, Respondent, Mediator, or Adjudicator — then upload documents (PDF, DOCX, or scanned images up to 20 MB each; scans are read with OCR). A nine-agent pipeline reads everything in the Evidence Hub and returns an eight-section panel:

• Overview — a scannable summary, issues, risks, and what's next.
• Case Strategy — posture and how to counter the other side.
• Insights Report — findings, strengths, weaknesses, risks, plus a chat.
• Timeline — chronology, limitation periods, and deadlines.
• Legal Provisions — applicable statutes and sections, with a chat to test how they bite.
• Precedent — analogous judgements and how their ratio applies.
• Relevant Parties — parties, roles, interests, and relationships.
• Counsel AI — chat for advice and next steps, plus drafting notices, replies, and applications.

Hearing Schedule

Each workspace also has a Hearing Schedule tab where you can sync a matter's listings, filings, and orders from the eCourts portal using its CNR — scoped to that individual matter, not a firm-wide cause-list feed.

Roles and access

Firm Admin, Partner, Associate, Paralegal, and Client roles gate what each person can see and do, enforced on the server. Every firm is a separate tenant — see the security page for the full technical detail.