The record you can rely on.

A client’s record in Casely holds everything about the case in one place, keeps a history of every change, and stays exactly as you signed it. It’s built to be read by solicitors, deputies and courts.

A client record in Casely showing a signed case note
Casely itself, with fictional data.
A client record in Casely showing a signed case note, on a phone

Everything hangs off the client.

Nothing lives in a separate tool, so nothing has to be copied across.

  • Case notes

    Written up from your account of the visit, with the time and charge recorded on the note itself.

  • Documents

    Reports and letters kept with every version. Each upload is virus-scanned before it’s accepted.

  • Contacts

    The family, the solicitor, the deputy, the therapy team. One directory, linked to each client.

  • Tasks and diary

    Follow-ups and appointments, set from the note they came from.

  • Invoices

    Drafted from the chargeable work already on the record, then finalised and issued.

  • Client funds

    A ledger for money you hold or manage for a client, with statements for any period.

Signed means signed.

When you sign a note, that version is fixed. If something needs correcting later, you add a permanent entry. It’s dated, it carries your name, and it sits beside the original, which stays untouched.

A second person can review and countersign where your practice needs it.

Home visit

Signed

Six-week review booked for 30 December.

Signed by Sam Carter, 12 November, 17:05. Version 2.

Permanent entry

Added 13 November

Review date corrected to 6 January.

Attributed to Sam Carter. The signed original is unchanged.

Fictional data.

Nothing is ever lost.

Casely doesn’t delete. Every change is kept with who made it and when, and you can see what it said before and after. Nobody can quietly rewrite the record, and that includes the software.

History Home visit
  • Signed, version 2 Sam Carter, 12 Nov 17:05
  • Duration changed from 45 to 50 minutes Sam Carter, 12 Nov 16:58
  • Saved as an unsigned note Sam Carter, 12 Nov 16:51
Fictional data.

You decide who sees what.

Access is set person by person and client by client. Someone working on one case doesn’t see another unless you say so.

The same rule applies to us. Casely staff can’t open your cases unless you choose to let them in.

Access Daniel Reyes
  • Sam Carter, case manager This client
  • Priya Shah, supervisor All clients
  • Jo Ellis, case manager No access
  • Casely support No access
Fictional data.

One record for the clinical story and the bill.

The time and the charge sit on the note. Invoices are drafted from it. Nobody keeps a separate timesheet, and nobody types the same visit twice.

Invoices Draft for November
DateWorkCharge
3 NovCall with instructing solicitor, 12 min£21.00
12 NovHome visit, 50 min£87.50
13 NovReport review, 30 min£52.50
Finalise invoice Drawn from 3 chargeable notes
Fictional data.

Client funds you can stand behind.

Every entry in a client’s funds ledger is permanent. A mistake is corrected with a reversal that stays visible, never by editing the past. Statements are produced straight from the ledger.

Client funds Statement
DateEntryAmount
2 NovSupport worker hours−£312.00
5 NovTaxi to physiotherapy−£48.20
6 NovReversal of 5 Nov entry: wrong client+£48.20
9 NovDeputy transfer in+£1,500.00
Fictional data.

Spend the day with your clients. Leave the admin with Casely.