How it works
From a folder of scattered documents to a structured, evidence-backed case file — with every fact traced back to where it came from.
The five stages of a case
Upload what you have
Drag in PDFs, screenshots, emails, letters, payslips and decisions, exactly as they are. ThreadCase reads each document and pulls out the dates, amounts, parties and events — always noting the page and the exact wording it came from.
Verify what matters
Nothing is assumed on your behalf. Every extracted detail arrives marked UNVERIFIED next to its source, and you confirm, edit or reject it. Only what you confirm becomes part of your case.
See the chronology and the money
Confirmed events form a clear, dated timeline, and amounts line up in one table — what was claimed, what was certified, what was paid — with the differences worked out for you. Every entry links back to its evidence.
Catch what doesn't add up
ThreadCase compares figures and dates across every document and flags possible inconsistencies — a payment lower than a certified amount, the same charge with two different figures, an event with conflicting dates. The wording stays cautious, and each flag points to the two documents behind it, for you to judge.
Leave with the case
Generate a structured case pack for a lawyer, insurer, adviser, authority, or your own records — as a polished PDF, or a full bundle with every original file and spreadsheet-ready data.
What you leave with
A professional case pack a busy reader can follow in minutes:
- Executive summary and desired outcome
- A dated chronology of events
- Financial comparison — claimed, certified, paid and the difference
- Potential inconsistencies, flagged with cautious language
- Key dates and possible deadlines
- Missing evidence still worth gathering
- An evidence index with selected exhibits
Or the full bundle: the pack, every original document, and your evidence, timeline and financial data as spreadsheets — each file listed with a fingerprint so nothing can be quietly swapped.
You stay in control
- ThreadCase proposes; you decide. Nothing enters your case unless you accept it.
- Every fact keeps its source — amounts, dates and issues link straight back to the document and page they came from.
- Possible inconsistencies and deadlines are flagged for review, never asserted as fact.
- ThreadCase organises information and evidence. It is not legal advice — important decisions should be checked with a qualified professional.