A system of record that acts
The casework happens. The record keeps itself.
Most case software is a filing cabinet with a search box — it waits to be filled in. Kase runs the work: it drafts, files, calls, chases and reconciles, then shows you exactly what it did and where it stopped. You supervise the work instead of transcribing it.
What agentic means here
Three promises, and each one is falsifiable.
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It does the step
Not a suggestion queue. The filing is filed, the client is called, the payment is reconciled — and the case moves without anyone re-typing it.
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It shows its work
Every action the system takes is written down the same way a person's would be: who, when, on what, and what changed. Nothing happens off the record.
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It stops when it should
Judgement stays with you. Kase is built to reach the edge of what it can decide, stop there, and say so — rather than guess and be confidently wrong.
Scope
Immigration law today. Casework is casework.
We built Kase inside a working immigration practice, against real deadlines and real clients — because that is the only way to find out what the software has to survive. The domain taught us the shape; the shape is not specific to the domain.
Shipping
Immigration
Intake, case timelines, documents and e-signature, telephony and messaging in the record, billing and payment plans, and the agents that run across all of it.
Next
Anywhere the unit of work is a case
A matter with a client, a deadline, a document trail and money attached describes far more than immigration. We are deliberately not naming the next vertical until the first one is undeniable.
Talk to us
If you run the cases, we want the argument.
We would rather hear where this breaks in your practice than pitch you. Tell us what your team retypes every day.