connected practice modules
matter-centered workspace
client intake readiness
permission-aware foundation
CasePile turns daily legal operations into a connected workspace that keeps the matter as the source of truth.
Tasks, contacts, notes, documents, events, billables, and invoices stay tied to the file they belong to.
Custom KYC forms, contacts, related matters, documents, invoices, and client status live in one profile.
Upload, scan, organize, and connect files to matters or clients while keeping storage decisions flexible.

CasePile is being built around the practical path a firm follows every day: capture the client, run the matter, then bill from clean records.
Start with client details, contacts, KYC, and shared forms that match how the firm actually works.
Assign team members, schedule events, track tasks, collect notes, and keep the case history clear.
Turn approved work into invoices with matter context, payment status, and invoice-ready records.
Users should only see and do what their permissions allow. The product and the marketing message need to say the same thing.
Settings, roles, audit trails, forms, picklists, firm presentation, and onboarding controls.
Matter overviews, team assignments, events, task comments, notes, and matter completion signals.
Clients, contacts, documents, matter updates, and day-to-day file maintenance.
Billable records, invoice preparation, payment status, and financial visibility without touching matter permissions they do not need.
Staff profiles, leave profiles, attendance, holidays, payroll views, and employee access workflows.
Shareable forms and request flows let clients provide information without seeing firm data.
Early access is focused on getting the core workflows right before the wider public launch.
Every firm receives its own workspace and subdomain flow, so login and data access stay scoped to the tenant.
KYC starts seeded, but firms can adjust fields and create additional shareable forms from settings.
The platform is being built around permissions, audit logs, file scanning, backups, and deployment readiness.