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Bringing juniors and clerks in, and what each of them can see.

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Step by step

  1. Invite by email They get their own sign-in. Nobody shares a password, and the trail records who did what.
  2. Share the matters they work on A member sees the files shared with the chamber, with the same dates, documents and work log you see.
  3. Watch the work log Time logged by a junior against a matter bills the same way yours does.
  4. Remove people when they leave Access ends immediately. What they did stays in the trail, because that is what a trail is for.

Worth knowing

  • A chamber member is not you. They cannot change your fee card, your enrolment details or your billing.

Questions

Can a clerk have access without being an advocate?
Yes. They get a client-type account attached to the chamber.
Can somebody be in two chambers?
Yes — each chamber shows them only its own matters.

Next

Case files: what goes in one Parties, court, stage, hearings, documents and the work log — and what the client sees of it. The activity trail What was changed, by whom, and when — written once and never edited.
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