Every matter, every owner, every deadline — tracked end to end with the audit trail written by default.
We sit with your business. We find the operational problem costing you the most. We build the system that fixes it.
A legal matter passes through five hands over three weeks. Documents land in one inbox, deadlines live in another, decisions get made in WhatsApp. Somebody forgets a filing date. The client phones to ask. Nobody can reconstruct who said what, when.
One engine owns the lifecycle. Cases move across a Kanban with SLA timers on every card. Opening a case shows every interaction, every document, every deadline and every decision on a single timeline. Events advance the case automatically. When an SLA breaches, the escalation fires itself — case bumped, supervisor notified, comment auto-logged. The example below is one such build. The same approach has shipped for NGO beneficiary files, complaints, HR incidents and more — shaped to each team that runs it.
Missed deadlines dropped from one in four matters to under one in fifty. Audit prep that took a fortnight became an export. New role ramp dropped from six weeks to two days — the system encodes how the work runs.
Example deployment. Every Zabble case system is shaped to its business — workflow, fields, SLAs and escalations are all configurable.
One engine, six case types. Fire an event and the case advances — deadlines recompute, assignees update, breach rules escalate themselves. Every action is written to the audit trail as it happens.
Switching case type swaps the workflow, fields and SLAs — not the engine.
Click a card to open the case record and trigger events.
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Book a discovery callEvents trigger the next step: stage transitions, deadline recomputes, assignee notifications, escalations on breach. The case moves from the event, not from someone remembering.
Every action ever taken on a case — by whom, when, why — written once and never edited. The full record exports as one document, ready for an auditor, a regulator, or the client.
Not the primary focus for this system.
Not the primary focus for this system.
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