Filing packets, assembled the way you would.
Assembling a packet means hours of tabbing, renumbering and re-checking an exhibit index that breaks the moment a page moves. CaseBlink assembles it in filing order, labelled and cross-referenced, and keeps it in sync as you edit.
The problem
One page moves, and the whole packet breaks.
The old way: Paralegals tab and renumber exhibits by hand.
With CaseBlink: Exhibits are assembled, labelled and cross-referenced, with the index, forms and letter in filing order.
The old way: Moving a page means fixing the index, letters, and every citation.
With CaseBlink: Edit pages in the PDF editor, and the citations in your drafts follow the pages they point to.
The old way: Final checks happen at midnight, the night before it ships.
With CaseBlink: CaseBlink lists every change it's about to make for you to confirm, then rebuilds the packet.
How CaseBlink solves it
A packet you'd sign without re-checking.
Tabbed, in filing order
Forms, letter, index and exhibits, assembled the way your firm files.
An index that keeps up
The exhibit index is built from the packet and stays in step with it.
Edit the PDF
Open the built packet in the PDF editor, change its pages, and save it back.
Confirm, then rebuild
Before saving, every change is listed for you to confirm. Tab pages can't be deleted by accident.
From exhibits to a filing.
Gather the evidence
Documents land on the case from the portal, email and your drives. Agents label and index them as they arrive.
Assemble the packet
Agents build the packet in filing order, labelled and cross-referenced.
Edit and confirm
Change pages in the PDF editor, confirm the list of changes, and the packet rebuilds.
Watch a packet build itself.
Bring a filing you've already shipped. We'll assemble it from the same evidence on the call.
