Product tour
See how work gets through SwiftCase, from the first email to the finished report. These are the screens your team would use, shown with six fictional firms so no client's data appears.
LightDarkTwelve things a firm gets from SwiftCase, each shown on the real screens. Pick a trade above to see only its work.
01 · Work arriving
Emails, web bookings, spreadsheets and other systems turn into cases with the details already filled in. Nobody retypes.
Document extraction02 · Capturing the facts
Every case asks for what this kind of work needs, in the same order, so reports are never held up waiting for a detail.
Forms and fields03 · Your way of working
Your stages, your words and your house rules, on the case where they apply. Your own admin changes them when the business changes.
Workflow engine04 · Deadlines and chasers
Every stage has a clock. Chasers go out on time, stuck work rises to the top, and the right person sees it first.
Case management05 · Allocation
Work goes to whoever is qualified, nearby and has room, and the reason is written on the case for anyone who asks.
Allocation rules06 · Keeping clients informed
Clients see their own cases live, and every update to them is written for you to check and send.
Client portal07 · Reports and letters
The report your client pays for is assembled from what the case already knows, in your house style, ready for the expert to sign.
Document generation08 · Your panel
Each expert or supplier has one record: what they are good at, where they work, how they rate and what they have on.
Panel records09 · Pricing and invoicing
Fees come from each client's price list, invoices raise themselves from the case, and money owed stays visible.
10 · Oversight
One screen shows what is open, what is late and who is overloaded, across every workflow you run.
Analytics11 · Audit and access
Every action on every case is recorded in order, and access is set person by person in plain English.
Timeline12 · Your own history
Each case shows the past cases most like it and how they ended, so judgement starts from your record, not from memory.
Outcome predictionWe set SwiftCase up around one of your workflows for a 30-day pilot, so you judge it on your own cases rather than ours.