Software that respects the practice of law.
Most of this work doesn't happen in courtrooms. It happens between the first report and the first medical, between the adjuster's denial and the tribunal hearing, between a treatment plan going in and the ten days running out. CaseAssist is built for that work.
We don't replace judgment. We compress the time between the question and the answer.
Every response is instructed to carry the authority it rests on — the OPM policy, the SABS section, the tribunal decision, the treatment guideline — with the page of the file it came from. It is built to be checked, not taken on trust.
The workflow tracker — flip the toggle and it reshapes itself to the rulebook the file sits under.
One engine. Three rulebooks.
A claim file only means something against the rules it is decided under. Each rulebook below has its own forms, its own vocabulary, its own tribunal and its own clocks — and CaseAssist changes shape accordingly. An accident benefits file is never shown a Form 7.
Where CaseAssist started. Entitlement, return to work, and the appeal window.
The same engine over a different rulebook — its own vocabulary, forms and clocks.
Accident benefits with the July 2026 reform in force — and each file read under its own policy regime: pre-reform, renewed unchanged, or elected.
Which rulebooks your organisation can use is provisioned by us at onboarding — a workers' compensation firm never sees an accident benefits toggle it has no use for. Case law is retrieved live from CanLII against the right tribunal for the file: WSIAT, WCAT or the LAT.
The workflow follows the rulebook
Not one generic pipeline. Each file is tracked against the steps its own regime actually requires — and each step ticks itself off from what is on the file.
Report, Form 8, the Five Point Check against the OPM, the decision and the clock it starts, evidence, return to work — then close, or object to the ARO and appeal to WSIAT.
Alongside the steps, the limitations tracker carries the clocks that regime imposes — one per denial where the rules run that way, each shown with what starts it and what relief exists. Clocks that run against the insurer are marked as such: an unanswered treatment plan or a missed priority notice reads as an argument, not your missed date.
The file, understood page by page
Six things the product does, each built to be checked against the page it came from.
Four seats at the same file
Four practice personas. Your org admin assigns one, and the workspace reshapes around it — the tools, the language, and which side of the file you are reading it from.