Every draft, filing and follow-up has a name and a deadline.
Assign drafting, filing, research, inspection and follow-up work to juniors and clerks. Deadlines link to hearing dates and limitation periods, so the board shows what must move today.
To do5
Drafting4
Review2
Filed7
Limitation clocks
What your chamber works with
Drafting tasks
Replies, rejoinders, applications and written submissions, assigned with the hearing date they are due for.
Filing and defects
Track filing at the registry, defects raised and the date they were cured, so a matter is not delayed at listing.
Research notes
Research tasks carry the judgments found and the junior's note, attached to the matter for the senior.
Limitation clocks
Appeal, revision and review periods start from the order date and show days left on the board.
Recurring work
Weekly inspections, certified copy follow-ups and compliance filings repeat on their own.
Comments in the matter
Discussion on a task stays with the matter, not lost in a chat group.
From the first entry to the last order
Order arrives
An order directs a reply in four weeks. A drafting task is proposed with the deadline set.
Assign
The senior assigns it to a junior with the documents attached from the Document Desk.
Review
The draft moves to review. Comments and versions stay on the task.
File and close
Filing details and diary number are recorded, and the task closes with proof attached.
“Our clerk opens the board at nine. Red is due today, amber is due before the next hearing, and every card says who is on it.”
- Deadlines tied to hearing dates
- Limitation periods counted from the order date
- Defects tracked until cured
- Workload visible per junior
Works together with
Let the register be opened today.
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