Skills that run on a schedule — with your approval.
Immigration firms repeat the same checks: RFE windows, expirations, Visa Bulletin updates, mail sweeps. Firm skills teach an agent once; date triggers and practice automations run on the calendar you already track.
The problem
The work you mean to automate never leaves someone's head.
The old way: Every attorney has their own checklist for RFEs and expirations.
With CaseBlink: Firm skills capture the steps once; versions let you improve them without starting over.
The old way: Nobody knows which cases a rule would hit until it runs — or misfires.
With CaseBlink: Before you save, see which cases an automation would catch today, which it would skip, and why.
The old way: Firm-wide chores stay in email threads.
With CaseBlink: Practice automations — mail processing, deadline audits, bulletin checks — run on a schedule from Practice Management.
How CaseBlink solves it
Teach once. Run on the dates that matter.
Firm skills
Build a skill from your firm's playbook: what to read, what to draft, and what needs approval.
Date-based triggers
Run when an RFE or NOID comes due, a document nears expiry, or a priority date hits the bulletin.
Preview before you enable
See which open cases would match today — and which would not — so you trust the scope.
My Automations and Explore
Run skills on your cases, adopt starters from Explore, and keep firm-wide runs under Practice Management.
From skill to scheduled run.
Build or adopt a skill
Start from Explore or write a firm skill with the steps and approvals you already use.
Preview matches
Check which cases would run today before you turn the automation on.
Review what it makes
Output lands in the same approval list as every other agent — nothing sends without you.
Automate one recurring check on the call.
We'll preview a date-based automation on your matters and show you the approval step.
