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Workflow automation for UK service businesses. Created in the UK.

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Product tour

What SwiftCase looks like
on a working day.

77 screens from seven firms at work: a vehicle assessor, a fire risk practice, a cardiac diagnostics service, a chartered surveyor, a carbon consultancy, a medico-legal agency and a complaints team.

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Scope a 30-day pilot
Customer complaint case showing its stages, comparable complaints and the complaint and customer forms.LightDark
Your team can work in light or dark. Drag the line to see both versions of this screen, and use the sun and moon on any screen below to switch it.
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What changes when your work runs through SwiftCase

Each section below is one change, shown on screens from several of the firms. Pick a firm above to see just its screens.

  1. 01New work coming in9
  2. 02Getting the facts7
  3. 03Your way of working4
  4. 04Deadlines and chasers9
  5. 05Picking the expert7
  6. 06Client updates9
  7. 07Reports and letters8
  8. 08Your panel2
  9. 09Billing3
  10. 10Oversight6
  11. 11Audit and access4
  12. 12Your track record9

01 · New work coming in

New instructions open their own cases. Nobody re-keys a thing.

Work that comes by email, through a booking page, in a spreadsheet or from another system is opened as a case with the details filled in before anyone looks at it.

Document extraction
Complaints forwarded from the divisions arrive as cases, with the response clock running.Sallowmere Home Services, complaints handling
Weekend instructions from insurers, already cases on Monday morning.Calderwick Assessors, vehicle damage assessment
This morning's instructions from solicitors, already opened as cases.Wrenhallow Medico-Legal, medico-legal reporting
Buyers book their own survey into a free slot in the surveyor's diary.Lisle Garrow Chartered Surveyors, chartered surveying
Calls answered on a Monday morning, one open with its recording and summary.Calderwick Assessors, vehicle damage assessment
Trying the fire firm's agent in Switchboard's own chat, before it goes on the phone: a request for an assessment, opened as a case.Larkhythe Fire Safety, fire risk assessment
Five agents, each with its own channels and numbers.Sallowmere Home Services, complaints handling
What the reception agent may do in SwiftCase. It checks who it is talking to first.Calderwick Assessors, vehicle damage assessment
Xero set up as an API the system calls, with the three requests it makes.

02 · Getting the facts

Your people get the facts right first time.

Each kind of case asks for what that work needs, in the same order each time, so no report sits waiting for a missing detail.

Forms and fields
Each assessment records the premises in the same order, so nothing gets missed on site.Larkhythe Fire Safety, fire risk assessment
The policyholder's car and the third party's, each with its own damage and cost.Calderwick Assessors, vehicle damage assessment
The surveyor's site notes sit on the same case as the buyer's enquiry.Lisle Garrow Chartered Surveyors, chartered surveying
Open a recording and the figures are already in, with anything urgent at the top.Linnetfield Cardiac Diagnostics, ambulatory ECG reporting
The client's activity data arrives checked against comparable footprints.Irkfield Carbon, carbon footprint reporting
What the customer wants and when the response is due, at the top of the complaint.Sallowmere Home Services, complaints handling
The accident, the injuries and the date the report is due, in the order the expert needs them.Wrenhallow Medico-Legal, medico-legal reporting

03 · Your way of working

Cases follow your process, in your words.

Your stages and house rules appear on the cases they apply to. When the way you work changes, your own admin updates them.

Workflow engine
The practice notes for this client and stage, shown on the case.
A customer's support needs, on the complaint where each handler will see them.Sallowmere Home Services, complaints handling
How your firm makes the call, written down where everyone can find it.
Your own admin lays out each record's page, dragging the questions where they belong.

04 · Deadlines and chasers

Chasers and hand-offs happen on time without anyone remembering them.

Each stage has its own clock. When work stalls, it moves up the list and the right person is told.

Case management
Engagements by stage, and which clients are holding them up.Irkfield Carbon, carbon footprint reporting
Chasers and escalations, written as rules anyone can read.
Each handler starts the day with their own list, in priority order.Calderwick Assessors, vehicle damage assessment
Open claims by stage. The stuck ones stand out.Calderwick Assessors, vehicle damage assessment
Where each assessment is up to, and which ones are overdue.Larkhythe Fire Safety, fire risk assessment
Each patient on one board. Anyone who's waited too long is marked.Linnetfield Cardiac Diagnostics, ambulatory ECG reporting
The surveys that have stalled show up before the buyer rings to chase.Lisle Garrow Chartered Surveyors, chartered surveying
Complaints close to missing their deadline are easy to spot.Sallowmere Home Services, complaints handling
Reports by stage, with the date each one is due on the card.Wrenhallow Medico-Legal, medico-legal reporting

05 · Picking the expert

Each job goes to the nearest expert who can take it.

They're qualified for it and they've got room, so nobody drives past a colleague to get there. The reason is written on the case for when someone asks.

Allocation rules
A listed cottage goes to the surveyor who knows period buildings.Lisle Garrow Chartered Surveyors, chartered surveying
The nearest qualified engineer gets the job, and the case says why.Calderwick Assessors, vehicle damage assessment
A care home goes to the assessor who knows care homes, 3.7 miles away.Larkhythe Fire Safety, fire risk assessment
Children's recordings are reported by the paediatric physiologist.Linnetfield Cardiac Diagnostics, ambulatory ECG reporting
The analyst who knows the sector and has room takes the engagement.Irkfield Carbon, carbon footprint reporting
A billing complaint goes straight to the billing specialist.Sallowmere Home Services, complaints handling
A nine-year-old's claim goes to the GP who examines children, under a mile from home.Wrenhallow Medico-Legal, medico-legal reporting

06 · Client updates

Clients can see where their cases are, so they stop ringing to ask.

They log in to their own cases and watch them move. Updates to them are drafted for you to check and send.

Client portal
A client's own view of its cases, and whether each one is on time.
The texts and emails sent on a case, each on its timeline.Calderwick Assessors, vehicle damage assessment
The client update is written. You approve it.Calderwick Assessors, vehicle damage assessment
The covering email for a finished assessment, ready to approve and send.Larkhythe Fire Safety, fire risk assessment
The referrer's covering note, written from the signed-off report.Linnetfield Cardiac Diagnostics, ambulatory ECG reporting
The solicitor hears the headline findings the day the report is ready.Lisle Garrow Chartered Surveyors, chartered surveying
The draft footprint goes to the client with the questions that need answering.Irkfield Carbon, carbon footprint reporting
The division is asked for what the response needs while there's still time.Sallowmere Home Services, complaints handling
The report goes to the solicitor with the prognosis in the first lines.Wrenhallow Medico-Legal, medico-legal reporting

07 · Reports and letters

Reports and letters write themselves from the case.

The report your client pays for is put together from what's on the case, in your house style. The expert checks it and signs it.

Document generation
A home survey a buyer can follow, with each part of the house rated.Lisle Garrow Chartered Surveyors, chartered surveying
A write-off report your engineer only has to check.Calderwick Assessors, vehicle damage assessment
A repair authorised, with the estimate broken down.Calderwick Assessors, vehicle damage assessment
The assessment report, with each finding rated and given a priority.Larkhythe Fire Safety, fire risk assessment
A signed-off ambulatory ECG report referrers can act on the same day.Linnetfield Cardiac Diagnostics, ambulatory ECG reporting
The footprint by scope, compared with last year, and what to do about it.Irkfield Carbon, carbon footprint reporting
The final response, in plain English.Sallowmere Home Services, complaints handling
The medical report, with the prognosis and the expert's statement of truth.Wrenhallow Medico-Legal, medico-legal reporting

08 · Your panel

You pick and pay your panel from the same record.

Each expert or supplier has one record showing what they're good at, where they're based, how they rate and what they've got on.

Panel records
What you'd want to know before sending this engineer out.
The medical experts on the panel, on a map by speciality, beside how the reports are going.Wrenhallow Medico-Legal, medico-legal reporting

09 · Billing

Less work slips through without being billed.

Fees come from each client's own price list and go straight onto the invoice. What's owed stays in view until it's paid.

The invoice raises itself from the case, to the client's terms.
Fees month by month, adding up to the year.Calderwick Assessors, vehicle damage assessment
This year's fees by client and by the handler who ran the case.Calderwick Assessors, vehicle damage assessment

10 · Oversight

Managers spot problems before clients do.

One screen shows open and late work across all your workflows, and who's carrying too much of it.

Analytics
Open work by workflow, and which ones are falling behind.
The morning digest spots a case that has stalled and suggests the next step. A person says yes or no.Calderwick Assessors, vehicle damage assessment
Where the open work sits, by stage and by who has it.Calderwick Assessors, vehicle damage assessment
Open cases by client and stage, totalled both ways.Calderwick Assessors, vehicle damage assessment
How a workflow's cases move from stage to stage, and where they are waiting.Calderwick Assessors, vehicle damage assessment
Cases in progress, and the ones at risk of missing their date.Calderwick Assessors, vehicle damage assessment

11 · Audit and access

You can prove who did what and when.

Each action on a case is logged in order, including the ones the system took itself. You decide who sees what, one person at a time.

Timeline
The case history in order, with the automatic steps marked.Calderwick Assessors, vehicle damage assessment
A record of how the report was reached, including the Part 35 questions.Wrenhallow Medico-Legal, medico-legal reporting
The repair estimate as it changed, with who changed it and when.Calderwick Assessors, vehicle damage assessment
Permissions written in plain English, with a summary of what each person can do.

12 · Your track record

Your staff see how cases like this one ended before they decide.

Each case lists the closest matches from your firm's own past work and how they turned out. Your people still make the call, with the record in front of them.

Outcome prediction
How patients like this one turned out.Linnetfield Cardiac Diagnostics, ambulatory ECG reporting
The claim on one page, with a suggested outcome on it.Calderwick Assessors, vehicle damage assessment
Know it's a write-off before the strip-down.Calderwick Assessors, vehicle damage assessment
Past claims like this one, and how they ended.Calderwick Assessors, vehicle damage assessment
The blocks of this type you've assessed before, and how they rated.Larkhythe Fire Safety, fire risk assessment
What stone cottages usually turn out to hide.Lisle Garrow Chartered Surveyors, chartered surveying
Where comparable footprints usually come out.Irkfield Carbon, carbon footprint reporting
How similar complaints were settled, and what redress was paid.Sallowmere Home Services, complaints handling
How long injuries like this one lasted, before the expert gives a prognosis.Wrenhallow Medico-Legal, medico-legal reporting

Try it on your own work.

Give us one workflow for 30 days. We'll set SwiftCase up around it, and you can judge it on your own cases.

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