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CaseFlow PI

Personal injury case management for healthcare practices

Route PI work to the right account manager, keep case context in one place, and give claims teams dashboards they will actually use.

Live multi-practice product for evaluation. Practice-scoped engagements — contact us to discuss a pilot.

  • Practice-scoped access
  • Mobile responsive web app
  • Dedicated engineer onboarding
  • Practice-scoped engagements
CaseFlow PI · Operations dashboard

Open cases

248

Assigned today

36

Needs attention

12

Queue · Account managers A–D Live routing

Illustrative panel. Open the product demo to see the real UI (synthetic data; credentials provided 1:1).

Built for PI operations, not generic CRM

CaseFlow PI focuses on how personal injury practices actually move work: routing, follow-up, and clear case state across the team.

1

Configurable case routing

Send cases to the right queue by practice rules, ownership buckets, and status. Change the rules in config instead of rewriting the product.

2

Transparent case context

Notes, assignments, status, attachments, and history stay on the case so account managers stop hunting through email threads.

3

Role-based access

Practice-scoped tenancy with roles and permissions. People only see and change what their job allows.

4

Dashboards that matter

Queue health, attention items, and practice filters so leads know what is moving and what is stuck.

5

Audit trail

Activity events for workflow changes, so you can answer who changed what without reconstructing a chat history.

6

Support and ops tooling

In-app tickets, reminders, notifications, and admin controls for the teams that keep practices running.

Why CaseFlow instead of spreadsheets, email, or generic CRM

PI ops is routing, ownership, follow-up, and visibility — not a sales pipeline with healthcare labels.

Generic workflow CaseFlow PI
Manual assignment by inbox or spreadsheet Configurable routing to the right account manager
Context scattered across email threads Notes, status, attachments, and history on the case
Static spreadsheet status Live case state and attention queues
Follow-ups tracked by memory Reminders and needs-attention workflows
Unclear ownership across practices Roles, assignments, and practice-scoped access
Hard to reconstruct who changed what Immutable activity history for workflow changes

Works alongside your systems

An operational layer — not an EHR replacement

CaseFlow PI helps teams manage personal injury cases, assignments, follow-ups, and operational visibility without requiring you to replace your core EHR/EMR or practice management stack. It sits around the work your claims and account managers already do.

How it works

Evaluate the product, then discuss a Pilot if it fits. We map practices and routing with you so your team can run day-to-day work in CaseFlow.

  1. Step 1

    Map your practices and roles

    Set up practices, staff access, and permissions so each team works inside its own lane.

  2. Step 2

    Route work automatically

    Configure routing rules and queues so new and active cases land with the right account manager.

  3. Step 3

    Run the day from one system

    Update status, assign follow-ups, attach files, and leave notes, with an audit trail when you need proof.

Built to run every day — with real support behind it

Security controls, responsive web UI, and a dedicated engineer for onboarding — not a black-box marketplace product.

Secure by design

Practice isolation, role-based access, optional MFA, and an audit trail for meaningful workflow changes.

Fast to work in

A modern web app built for daily PI ops — queues, case detail, and dashboards without the lag of old desktop tools.

Mobile responsive

Use CaseFlow in the browser on phone or tablet for reviews and follow-ups. Full ops work is strongest on desktop — no separate native app required.

Dedicated engineer onboarding

You work with a dedicated engineer with multi-year product and platform experience — for setup, routing, and ongoing support through rollout.

How engagement works

Practice-scoped engagements, quoted with you

CaseFlow is scoped to your practices and operating model. We discuss pilot scope and commercial terms after you evaluate the live product — not via public self-serve checkout.

Best to start

Pilot

One practice off spreadsheets — full product, engineer-assisted setup.

Contact for quote

Typically 1 practice · focused user group

  • Full CaseFlow product access
  • Configurable routing and AM queues
  • Dashboards, notes, attachments, audit trail
  • Engineer-assisted onboarding
  • Email support
Discuss Pilot
Most practices

Practice

Multi-site ops with room to grow — the usual production engagement.

Contact for quote

Multiple practices · broader team access

  • Everything in Pilot
  • Multi-practice switching and filters
  • Priority onboarding
  • Scoped seats for your operating team
  • BAA path for production PHI hosts
Discuss Practice

MSO / multi-clinic

Network

Dedicated engineer ownership for larger networks and custom scope.

Contact for quote

Custom practices & seats

  • Everything in Practice
  • Dedicated engineer for rollout
  • Custom routing and reporting scope
  • Security review & BAA path
  • Priority support
Discuss Network

Multi-practice and network engagements are custom-scoped. Live demo uses synthetic data only.

Who CaseFlow is for

Built for the people who move PI cases — and the leaders who approve the systems they use.

Account managers

Clear queues, case context, and follow-ups without digging through inboxes or spreadsheets.

Claims and operations leads

Dashboards and filters that show workload, blockers, and what needs attention across practices.

Practice administrators

Roles, memberships, login domains, and audit visibility so access stays controlled as the team grows.

Executive / operations leadership

Cross-practice visibility into workload, bottlenecks, ownership, and operational performance — without living in the weeds of every case.

Security designed for regulated practice ops

CaseFlow was built with practice isolation, RBAC, and audit logging from the start. Healthcare buyers get a clear access model and a paper trail when something changes on a case.

Read the security overview
  • Practice-scoped tenancy on core entities
  • JWT auth, password policy, and session controls
  • Role and permission checks on sensitive actions
  • Immutable activity events for workflow changes
  • TLS in transit for production deployments

Frequently asked questions

Straight answers before you book time with us.

Is CaseFlow PI a public self-serve signup product?

There is no public self-serve signup for production. Open the live product demo anytime; we send login credentials 1:1 to real prospects. Discuss a Pilot and we provision authorized practice users with engineer-assisted onboarding.

How does pricing work?

Engagements are practice-scoped and quoted with you after you evaluate the live product. Pilot, Practice, and Network scopes cover different practice footprints and support models. Multi-practice and network engagements are custom-scoped. Open the live demo, then discuss a pilot.

Does CaseFlow replace our EHR / EMR?

No. CaseFlow is an operational workflow layer for PI case assignment, follow-up, and visibility. It works alongside your existing clinical and practice systems.

What security controls does CaseFlow include?

Practice-scoped access, role-based permissions, optional MFA, audit events for workflow changes, password policy, and TLS in production. On a demo we map these to your security checklist.

Can we replace our current spreadsheet and inbox workflow?

That is the usual starting point. On a demo we map your queues, ownership rules, and handoffs, then show how those run inside CaseFlow.

Evaluate the product. Discuss scope. Start a pilot.

CaseFlow is available as a live multi-practice environment with synthetic data. Engagements are practice-scoped, with dedicated engineer onboarding for your rollout.

Multi-practice and network engagements are custom-scoped — we quote after we understand your footprint.