For commercial and tribunal practice

Track every court and tribunal in one diary.

Commercial courts, arbitration, insolvency, company law, DRT recovery, IP and tribunals (NCLT, DRT, CAT, NGT, RERA, consumer forums, ITAT, GSTAT, labour courts). Each has its own case types and stages, all in one diary.

12commercial and tribunal case types
120 daysthe commercial-suit outer limit, shown next to the 30
11tribunal forums in the pack
The steps of the Karnataka High Court in Bengaluru
Inside the app
An example day

How it fits your work

Pleadings

Track the 120-day limit

In a commercial suit, the written statement deadline also has the outer limit. The board shows both dates and the days left for each.

Diary & deadlines
Interim relief

Draft a reply to an interim application

Start from a template. We fill in the parties, court and dates from the file. No one can change the clauses the partner locked.

Documents & evidence
Paper book

Build the paper book for the High Court

Get continuous page numbers, an index with page ranges and the nine registry checks. Then make the filing pack.

Documents & evidence
Orders

See where each direction came from

We read orders for directions and the next date, and show the page number. You choose which tasks to accept.

Orders, AI & research
Billing

Bill by stage

Charge a lump sum for each stage, with a retainer. Invoices follow the stages and include GST.

Money & billing

The names and matters are made up. The features and rules are real.

What changes

The difference you'll notice

We support tribunals fully, just like courts.
The outer limit is on the board from the day the deadline starts.
You make the paper book and filing pack from the file you already have.

Case types ready for this practice

Commercial suitArbitration, s.9 / s.11 / s.34Insolvency under IBCCompany petition, NCLTBanking and DRT recoveryIntellectual propertyConsumer forumRERANGTIncome tax appellateGST appellateLabour court

Each one is a ready-made case type. It has its own fields, stages and deadline rules.