Two ways to get intake data into Best Case
Upload the intake packet you already have, or capture the client interview directly. Both routes lead to reviewed case data and a verified Best Case file.
Start with a packet or the interview
Upload the completed intake as a handwritten scan, typed PDF or page photos. If there is no packet, dictate live during the interview or paste the notes you already took. Manual schedule-by-schedule entry is available too.
- Upload: PDFs, page images and filled forms
- Capture: live dictation or pasted notes
- Either route ends in a Best Case .BCB
Uploaded packets are read five times
For packet uploads, each read is independent and the five results are compared field by field. Agreement across all five reads is a strong signal that the value is right; disagreement is a signal that a person should look. Dictated and pasted notes skip the reading step because there is no scan to read, and move directly into structured review.
- Five independent passes over every page
- Results compared field by field, not page by page
- Confidence recorded for every value
Your staff review the mapped information
For uploaded packets, fields the reads disagreed on appear beside the source scan. For dictated or pasted notes, staff review the captured information and default values before the file is prepared. Your team corrects anything needed, and every choice is recorded against the case.
- Review adapts to the intake source
- Source crops shown for disputed scan fields
- Every confirmation is attributed and recorded
Confirmed values map onto Best Case schedules
Mapping follows fixed rules. Confirmed values land on their Best Case fields and schedules through fixed rules rather than a model deciding where things belong, so the same intake always produces the same file and every mapping can be inspected before export.
- Fixed rules for where each value belongs
- The same intake always produces the same file
- Every mapping can be checked before export
The exported .BCB is verified before you get it
Casewell writes a native Best Case file, then reads that file back and checks it against the values your team confirmed. A file that does not match is not handed over. What you import is what your firm approved.
- Native .BCB, opened directly in Best Case
- Read back and checked against confirmed values
- Uploaded scans and exports deleted after seven days
What Casewell does not do
Being clear about the boundary matters more in legal software than in most categories, so it is stated plainly rather than left to be inferred.
- It does not file anything with the court
- It does not reach a legal conclusion about a case
- It does not export a value nobody confirmed
- It does not replace Best Case or change how you file