Learn Casedo

Casedo is a single space for bringing together and making sense of multiple documents. The result is a file of documents that can be opened with a single click to access information quickly and simply.

With Casedo, you can record the thoughts you have about your documents and the connections you make between them. The result is a collection of documents that have been shaped by your thinking.

There are different ways to find the information you are looking for, both through searching, and best practice structuring of documents in your Casefile.

The video shows you how to

• use drag n’ drop to organise your documents
• structure your casefile of imported documents using folders, bookmarks and highlights
• continue to bring in more documents and reorganise your casefile as your case progresses

Video Transcript

“Casedo is a single space for bringing together and making sense of multiple documents. Once you have imported them, you can read them, rename them and you can mark up the important passages with bookmarks and highlights. You can organise them into folders, and as the case progresses, you can continue to bring in more files and reorganise them by simply dragging and dropping. By the time you are done, you will have a neatly organised bundle with all the important parts at you fingertips. A bundle which you can easily navigate, compare, markup, and share.”[/expand]

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The video shows you how to use

• bookmarks to break up documents into sections
• highlights for marking up important text
• comments for recording your thoughts as you analyse your documents
• links for two way cross referencing of different parts of your casefile

Video Transcript

“With Casedo, you can record the thoughts you have about your documents, and the connections you make between them, so that they are waiting for you when you return. Bookmarks can be used to break up a document into relevant sections, or to mark out important pages. Highlights focus the mind on the words that really matter, and notes record your thoughts. Adding a cross reference is as simple as finding the parts you want to connect, and once made, a link can be used to navigate your bundle with lightening speed. The result is a collection of documents shaped by your thinking, with the important points never more than a click away.”[/expand]

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The video shows you how to use

• search to find specific text in your documents
• bookmarks to jump to the relevant parts of documents using the index
• links to insert two-way navigate between cross references in your documents

Video Transcript

“With Casedo, there are many ways to find the information you are looking for, and to find it fast. Bookmarks add detail to the index, putting information you have already found a single click away, and accessible in either window. Links add an extra dimension, connecting any two points in a document, and making information referred to instantly accessible. And universal search across your entire bundle means you can find specific words and phrases in any of your documents with ease, either jumping between the results, or simply browsing for highlighted terms.”[/expand]

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In this longer video (11:30 minutes), Ross shows how you can make casedo work for you.

Watch Ross create a full Family Court bundle in just 4 minutes.

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Ross showcases Casedo’s powerful new bundling and pagination capabilities, the ability to add and remove layers of pagination. (8:52)

In this short video (3:54), Ross shows how he uses Casedo for organising, backing up and archiving his cases.

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There is a lot more to Casedo Search than meets the eye. Ross shows you how to make the most of this powerful feature. (7:33)

Ross explores some of Casedo’s advanced e-bunding features (5:38 minutes).

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