Work needing attention
Review open docket dates, outstanding tasks and other recorded signals that help the team decide where to look next.
Dashboard
Start with the work that needs attention. Bring upcoming dates, assigned tasks, team workload and permitted financial measures into a dashboard arranged around your firm's priorities.
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Team workload
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Workload and financial context
See open assignments and hours logged by member, alongside the financial measures your role is allowed to receive.
An arranged workspace
Choose and arrange available dashboard sections, then use recent records and shortcuts to return to active work.
In daily practice
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Choose your view
Set the reporting period and arrange the sections that matter to your role.
- 02
Review the priorities
Look through attention items, upcoming docket entries and team workload before deciding on follow-up.
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Open the record
Move into the relevant task, matter or member record to check context and take the next step.
Before you begin
No. The available records and financial measures depend on permissions and record access. Members can also choose how available sections are arranged.
No. They are signals derived from recorded work, dates and financial data. They help direct review but do not establish legal urgency, guarantee completeness or replace the responsible lawyer's assessment.
Keep the context