Put the events and their sources in order
Keep one project chronology, then bring the confirmed events relevant to each claim together through its issues

What the chronology holds
Dates, events and the records behind them
Source-linked drafts
Bob proposes events with quotations checked against the document page
Your confirmation
Confirm, edit or discard each draft yourself. Bob never confirms an event.
Dates left honest
Keep a day, a month or an unknown date without turning incomplete information into an invented day
Linked by issue
Tag events and claims with shared issues so each claim shows its relevant confirmed chronology
Protected sources excluded
Chronology exports leave out protected sources and events supported only by them
Take it with you
Download the chronology as a schedule or a Word document with the confirmed event text and source references

Questions about chronology
Does Bob decide the facts?
No. His events remain drafts until you confirm them.
Can an event support several claims?
Yes. Link it through the issues shared by the relevant claims.
More features
Claim stages
Build each claim in order, from its context to the evidence that proves it
Claim context, cause, effect, entitlement, substantiation, records, information requests
Notices and time bars
Keep each notice period and time bar in view, with the clause it comes from
Notices, time bars, clauses, due dates, your confirmation
Quality check
Review the evidence, gaps and calculations before the claim goes out
Clarity, causation, notice compliance, evidence, calculations, counterarguments
Claim report
Read, edit and export the claim report in the layout for its type of claim
ICCP layouts, extension of time, additional costs, variations, export
AI agent
Bob reads the claim’s records and helps identify missing evidence for you to review
Reading progress, checked quotations, gaps, information requests, review findings
Security
Keep your claims, and your clients’ claims, private to you
Two-step sign-in, account checks, private documents, audit trail, your data