Creating briefs on Case Manager in 3 simple steps

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One of the practice features of the robust tool is document management and you can easily create your briefs in three simple steps.

  • Click on the “briefs” button on the side menu and select the category of brief. Then follow steps 2 and 3 below.
  • Click the “New Brief” button. Fill in the necessary details and click on “next”. Fill in the remaining part of the form and  click the “create” button.
  • Your newly created brief will appear on your homepage. You can click on it to review or preview.

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