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Case Bench

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Mobile-first case management for chamber advocates, with WhatsApp hearing reminders

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  • Deployment Cloud Based, SaaS
  • Starting price Free
  • Free trial Available
  • Best for Freelancers, Small Business, Medium Business

What is Case Bench?

Case Bench is case management software for Indian advocates, built for boutique law firms, chamber practitioners and small legal teams who need cases, clients and documents in one place rather than an enterprise legal operations platform.

Automated client notifications are the feature that justifies the subscription on its own. WhatsApp, SMS and email reminders go to clients seven days and two days before each hearing. That addresses the specific failure that costs Indian advocates the most, which is not losing a case but a client failing to appear because nobody told them, and the resulting ex-parte order or adjournment damages both the matter and the relationship. Choosing WhatsApp as a primary channel rather than email is the correct call for this market, where clients read WhatsApp and do not read email.

The rest of the product follows the daily rhythm of a chamber practice. Smart client management tracks cases, stores documents and runs the practice from a phone. A dedicated client portal lets clients view case updates, documents and progress themselves, which reduces the status-call traffic that consumes an advocate's day. Invoice generation produces professional invoices instantly and tracks pending payments. Court integrations sync hearing calendars automatically. A digital diary replaces the physical one. AI drafting generates bail applications, petitions and legal notices.

Mobile access is treated as the primary interface rather than a companion app, which matches how the target user actually works, since a chamber advocate spends the day in court rather than at a desk. Case data is encrypted and stored in the cloud with access limited to the firm. Case Bench offers a 30 day free trial of all features with no credit card required. Pricing is published, with a free tier, Basic at 1,499 rupees a month for teams of one to five, and Pro at 3,999 rupees a month for teams of five to ten, with discounted annual terms.

Key Features of Case Bench

  • WhatsApp, SMS and email hearing reminders
  • Reminders at seven and two days before hearing
  • Automatic court hearing calendar sync
  • Dedicated client portal
  • Digital case diary
  • Document storage and management
  • Instant invoice generation and payment tracking
  • AI drafting for bail applications and petitions
  • Legal notice generation
  • Mobile-first access
  • Encrypted cloud storage
  • 30 day free trial with no card required

Case Bench Pricing

Free

Free

Get started with no commitment. Free trial with access to all features, no credit card required.

Basic

$1,499

Rupees per month. Recommended for team size of one to five. Includes client notifications. Annual term available at 7,999 rupees.

Pro

$3,999

Rupees per month. Recommended for team size of five to ten. Adds email reminders to clients. Annual term available at 35,999 rupees.

Case Bench Specifications

Deployment
  • Cloud Based
  • SaaS
Desktop
  • Web App
Mobile
  • Android
  • iOS
Built for
  • Freelancers
  • Small Business
  • Medium Business
Support
  • Email
  • Phone
  • Live Chat
Public API
No
Free trial
Yes
Free plan
No
Runs in browser
No
Customisable
No
Website
casebench.in

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Case Bench FAQs

A free tier is available. Basic is 1,499 rupees a month for teams of one to five and Pro is 3,999 rupees a month for teams of five to ten, with discounted annual terms. A 30 day free trial covers all features with no credit card required.

Indian clients read WhatsApp and largely ignore email. Reminders go out seven days and two days before each hearing, addressing the missed-appearance problem that causes ex-parte orders and adjournments.

Boutique law firms, chamber advocates and small legal teams managing cases, clients and documents in one place, rather than enterprise legal departments.

Yes. A dedicated client portal shows case updates, documents and progress on demand, which cuts the volume of status calls an advocate fields.

Yes, and mobile is the primary interface rather than a companion app, matching a practice where the advocate is in court rather than at a desk.