The Advocate DiaryTeam members and groups
Add your team and organise work into groups, such as Civil or Criminal.
Everyone working from the same diary
In a growing chamber, case information travels by phone calls, WhatsApp groups and paper. Seniors ask juniors for dates, juniors ask clerks, and a change can easily fail to reach everyone.
A shared diary means that the next date, the last hearing's remarks and the case's documents are all in one place for those with access. Fee records stay private to the advocate who owns them.
Access by case
Give people access to the cases they work on, and not to everything else.
Multiple firms
Keep separate firms in separate workspaces, and switch between them in a tap.
Court data updates
Help the whole team work from current case information.
Tasks and follow-ups
Keep drafting, filing and client follow-ups next to your hearings.
Private fee records
Each advocate's fee records stay visible to that advocate alone.
FAQ
FAQs for Chambers and Law Firms
Can my juniors and clerks use the app?
Yes. Add them as team members, and share the cases they work on.
Can partners see each other's fee records?
No. Fee records are private to the advocate who owns them, even within one firm.
Can we organise the team by practice area?
Yes. Groups let you organise shared teams and case access, for example into Civil and Criminal.
How do we move our existing cases into the app?
Start by adding the matters with upcoming hearing dates, then add older files as they come up. Our WhatsApp support team can answer questions as you get started.
Also built for
Other ways to use the app
Solo Advocates
Run your whole practice from your phone, with no office staff needed to keep your diary current.
Junior Advocates
Stay on top of your senior's matters and your own, and build good practice habits from day one.
Get The Advocate Diary
Free to download for Android and iPhone. Questions first? Talk to us on WhatsApp.