Follow-ups that happen without anyone chasing.
Your immigration practice is waiting: for an I-140, an employer letter, a translated birth certificate. CaseBlink keeps a running list of what's outstanding and follows up, with your approval, until it lands.
The problem
Chasing clients is a full-time job nobody was hired for.
The old way: Paralegals keep outstanding items on sticky notes and in their inbox.
With CaseBlink: A Follow-ups list groups what's outstanding by case, across every matter.
The old way: Every reminder is written from scratch, and its tone depends on who sends it.
With CaseBlink: CaseBlink drafts each reminder for you, and nothing goes out without your approval.
The old way: Nobody knows whether the client opened the request or just forgot.
With CaseBlink: Every request is tracked, from opened to done. Remind, extend or revoke in one place.
How CaseBlink solves it
Every loose end, closed.
One list per case
Items left for later are grouped by case. Mark each one “Looks right”, or ask the agent to fix it.
Reminders in your voice
Drafted from your notes and the firm's instructions, and sent when you approve.
Tracked to the end
See when a request was opened and how far it got, with remind, extend and revoke beside it.
Employers too
Company contacts see their employees in the HR portal, with approvals and messages on each case.
How a follow-up closes itself.
Find what's outstanding
Agents compare the matter against what it needs, and flag what's absent or stale.
Ask where things stand
Ask what's waiting on clients, by case or across the firm, in plain language.
Filed when it lands
When the document arrives, the matter absorbs it and the follow-up closes.
Stop chasing. Start reviewing.
Bring your outstanding list. We'll show you how CaseBlink would work it down.
