You know where you stand on the list.

The whole list, by time and panel.

A day’s list as the court publishes it: by time and by panel, each case with its number, field and stage. The chips at the top take you to a panel, and your case is marked “Yours”.

• The courtroom, when the court wrote it in its text from the last hearing, and where we got it.
• The time of the last update; if the list is not published yet, it shows up by itself later, and the screen tells you when.
• The parties' names are not on the list.

A line, followed or saved.

A case on the list that interests you, you follow from there, its number already filled in, or you save its line in Saved, in a group of yours, with a note. The whole list you send a colleague with Share the list.

For judges, clerks and anyone who needs it.

With the magistrate's or the clerk's profile, the panel is the first thing on Today, and “Follow a panel” is waiting from the start. Anyone finds it in search, under Actions.

The panel, followed for the whole group.

A shared group can follow a panel for its members: the day's list and the moves reach each of them by their notifications in the group, and the panel shows on Today. To a judge or a clerk, the app even offers the panel's own group.