Matter-based dates
Keep eligible calculations, manual dates and court-order dates together in the matter timeline.
Professional workflow
Monitor saved deadline calculations
Professional monitoring keeps eligible saved calculations in an individual matter, where their source, inputs and calculation history remain visible. It helps you review a date after calculation, not avoid the need to check it.
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What this gives you
A practical next step after the calculation
Use Professional to retain eligible, server-recomputed deadline calculations in a matter timeline with status, history and export tools.
Visible status
Use the saved schedule to review what is upcoming, overdue, changed or awaiting attention.
Calculation context retained
The retained record keeps the rule citation, inputs and working available for later review.
Contingency access
Export matter records when you need a portable copy of the deadline schedule and its audit history.
Clear workflow
Check first. Then choose the right record or workflow.
The paid options follow a completed calculation. They do not replace the check that comes before a date enters a matter or diary.
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Choose the right calculator
Select the jurisdiction, procedure and triggering event before entering the relevant date.
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Check the completed result
Read the citation, calculation working and any visible assumptions before taking the next step.
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Save only when eligible
Save a supported result after server recomputation, then review it from the matter schedule.
Important boundary
Monitoring follows an eligible saved result
Available calculator coverage does not automatically mean a calculation can be saved or recorded as paid. Saving is offered only for eligible results that the server can validate and recompute.
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Questions answered
Frequently asked questions
Can I add a court-order date manually?
Yes. Manual and court-order dates can sit alongside eligible saved calculations in a matter, but a manual entry is not an engine calculation.
What happens when a calculation changes?
The later calculation can be reviewed in the matter while the earlier retained calculation remains available for comparison.
Start with the cited calculation
Get the date, inspect the rule and decide what belongs on the file.