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One Brief is practice management for law firms in India. Partners, associates and clients each get their own view of the same matters: hearings, tasks, documents, time, invoices and messages.

New, and in early access: we set up every firm personally.

Good morning, Rajan
Today · Daily Overview
Today's Hearings
4
Pending Tasks
12
Active Cases
47
Today's Meetings
3
Today's CasesView all →
Example Textiles: GST Appeal
Madras HC · 10:30 AM
Hearing
Example Logistics: Customs Appeal
CESTAT Mumbai · 2:00 PM
Prep Due
Estate of A. Example: Probate
City Civil Court, Chennai
Filed
The daily overview, drawn with sample data.

Most firms run on email, spreadsheets and memory.

Case files in too many places

Emails, spreadsheets and folders on three different computers. Finding one order takes longer than it should.

Billing kept in spreadsheets

Hours go unrecorded, invoices go out late, and working out what a client owes is done by hand.

Client updates lost in email

Clients write in again and again for the next date, and nobody is sure which message is the latest.

No view of the team's day

Who is in court today, who has time, and which tasks are late: partners find out by asking around.

One Brief keeps all of it in one place.

See a day in OneBrief

Six short tours of the real product, about 2 minutes each, with sample data. Pick one and click through. No sign-up.

A view for each person in the firm

Partners, associates and clients work from the same matters. Each sees what their role allows.

Every matter, hearing and invoice across the firm

Partners see all active matters, who is working on what, today's hearings and what is ready to bill.

  • Daily Overview & Snapshot
  • Case Management & Hearing History
  • Task Assignment & Tracking
  • Team Availability & Workload
  • Billing & Finance Reporting
  • Cause List Download on Letterhead
  • High Court & District Court Case Tracking (eCourts)
The partner's daily overview: today's hearings, meetings and what is still to be recorded (demo data)

Your own cases, tasks and calendar

Associates see the matters they are on, the tasks due, their hearings and meetings, and the case chat for each matter.

  • Task List with Deadlines
  • Personal Calendar & Schedule
  • Case Details & Documents
  • Meeting Schedule
  • Secure Case-Based Chat
  • Attendance & Availability Status
  • Cause List Download
An associate's task board across To Do, In Progress and Done (demo data)

Clients see their own cases, documents and invoices

Clients check the next date, read what you have shared, message the team on the matter and see what is due, without having to call.

Available on request: we switch it on when your firm is ready to invite clients.

  • Your Cases & Status Timeline
  • Upcoming Appointments
  • Secure Messaging with Legal Team
  • Document Access & Download
  • Invoices & Amounts Due
The client portal overview with the client's active cases (demo data)

What One Brief does

Daily overview
Today's hearings, meetings and tasks due, on one screen, for each person.
Court tracking with eCourts
Link a High Court or district court case by its CNR, and its status, hearing dates and orders stay up to date.
Cause list on your letterhead
A daily cause list of your firm's hearings, ready to print or save as a PDF.
Time, invoices and payments
Record billable time against a matter, raise GST invoices, record payments and see what each client owes.
Case chat
Messages are kept on the matter they belong to, with separate threads for the team and for the client.
Who is where
Associates mark themselves in office, in court or on leave, and partners see it on the team page.
Access by role
By default associates see the matters they are on and clients see only their own. Partners see the whole firm.
Works with Claude or ChatGPT
Ask an AI assistant about your matters. It sees only what you can see, and risky changes wait for you to confirm.

How a linked case stays up to date

Link a case by its CNR once. Twice a day, at 7 AM and 7 PM, One Brief asks eCourts for a fresh copy of the cases that need it, timed around their hearings. The firm sees the result on the case, on Today in Court and in the morning email.

  1. 7:00 AM

    Morning pass

    Every linked case whose hearing calendar says it is due gets a fresh request to eCourts.

    12 cases requested
  2. Minutes later

    Updates land

    Each fresh record updates its case: status, next hearing and new orders.

    Lotus Weaves: GST Appeal
    Next hearing
    14 Oct 2026
  3. 8:00 AM

    Cause-list email

    Partners get the matters listed today and tomorrow.

    One Brief
    Matters listed: 5 listings today and tomorrow
  4. Through the day

    Today in Court

    Each listing is on the board, with who is attending and the outcome once it is logged.

    Coral Bay Resorts v. State of Kerala
    Madras High Court · Kavya Chinar attending
  5. 7:00 PM

    Evening pass

    A second look at cases heard today or still waiting for a next date.

    Coral Bay Resorts v. State of Kerala
    Next hearing
    22 Oct 2026
A day of automatic case updates. The cases are invented.

Animation, eight seconds, along one day. 7 AM: a fresh eCourts copy is requested for each linked case that is due. Minutes later the updates land, and Lotus Weaves gets its next hearing, 14 October 2026. 8 AM: partners get the email of matters listed today and tomorrow, which also show on Today in Court. 7 PM: a second pass gives Coral Bay Resorts its next date, 22 October 2026.

Who One Brief is for

Law firms

Litigation, corporate and general practice, from a partner with two associates to a firm with several teams. Hearings, documents, associates and client billing in one place.

Other professional services

Any practice that runs on matters, clients, deadlines and billable work.

One Brief's case list with next hearings, open tasks and unbilled amounts (demo data)
The case list, shown with our demo firm. Every name in it is invented.

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One Brief is new. We are taking on a small number of firms and setting up each one personally.