Turn client intake into a ready-to-import Best Case file
Upload a completed packet—handwritten or typed—or dictate and paste interview notes. Casewell maps the information and exports a verified Best Case file.
Free while we are in beta. Your firm keeps filing in Best Case.
Two ways in. One verified Best Case file out.
Use the intake your client already completed, or capture the interview directly. Both routes lead to reviewed case data your staff imports into Best Case.
Start with what you have
Upload a handwritten or typed packet, or capture the client interview with live dictation or pasted notes.
Review the mapped information
Check disputed scan fields or review the structured values Casewell extracted from interview notes.
Import into Best Case
Download a verified .BCB and open it in Best Case. Everything after that is your normal process.
Bankruptcy intake automation for consumer firms
General document scanners return text. Casewell returns the fields a Chapter 7 or 13 petition needs, with a record of how confident it is in each one.
Five independent reads, cross-checked
The packet is read five times and the reads are compared field by field, so a single mis-read digit never reaches your petition unnoticed.
Confidence on every field
Green, amber and red say what to double-check and what to leave alone.
Confirm against the scan
Disputed fields show the cropped handwriting from the original page next to each candidate value, so confirming takes a second.
Deterministic schedule mapping
Confirmed values land on Best Case schedules through fixed rules. The same intake always produces the same file.
Verified .BCB export
Casewell reads the generated file back and checks it against what your team approved before handing it over.
Import client data into Best Case without retyping
Casewell runs in front of your filing software. Your templates, your review steps and your filing process stay exactly as they are. The data just arrives already entered.
Attorneys approve every field before export
Casewell does the reading. Your firm keeps the judgment, the review and the filing.