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Migrate your Criminal Case Management data

Visual legal case timeline builder for plaintiff attorneys and litigation teams, with built-in evidence organization and task management. Smaller firms use it to reconstruct case facts; mid-size firms hit its ceiling fast.

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In its favor

Why people choose Criminal Case Management

The signal that keeps Criminal Case Management on the shortlist. Sourced from G2, Capterra, and customer scoping calls.

Plaintiff attorneys use CaseFleet to build visual case timelines that reconstruct the chronological sequence of events for trial or settlement negotiation, making complex facts legible to juries and opposing counsel.

Legal teams with high document volumes choose CaseFleet for its integrated evidence library and document tagging, keeping files attached to the right case node without manual cross-referencing.

Solo practitioners and small firms select CaseFleet for its straightforward matter-centric layout, which requires less onboarding than full-practice-management suites like Clio or PracticePanther.

Law firms with billable-hour requirements value CaseFleet for its built-in time-tracking tied directly to case tasks and court deadlines.

Criminal defense and plaintiff attorneys managing medical evidence use CaseFleet to build medical timelines alongside criminal event sequences for damages narratives.

Firms growing beyond 10-15 users report that CaseFleet lacks the multi-office, multi-user permission controls and advanced reporting that comparable platforms provide.

Support response times frustrate users when critical deadlines approach, and the knowledge base does not cover edge-case workflows in depth.

Annual contract billing catches firms off guard when they attempt to cancel mid-year, with prorated refunds processed slowly or inconsistently.

Firms needing native accounting, trust accounting, or client billing features find CaseFleet requires third-party integrations that add cost and complexity.

Lawyers expecting API access for custom integrations discover CaseFleet exposes limited or undocumented endpoints, blocking automation workflows.

Reasons to switch

Why people leave Criminal Case Management

The recurring reasons buyers give for replacing Criminal Case Management. Presented as facts, not knocks.

Platform scorecard

Strengths, weaknesses, and where Criminal Case Management fits

Grades across six dimensions, plus a SWOT-style view of where the platform shines and where it falls short.

SWOT — strengths, weaknesses, and use-case fit

Strengths

Visual chronological timeline builder reconstructs case facts in a single view for litigation narrative planning.Matter-centric architecture keeps all case data grouped under one container without manual cross-referencing.Built-in evidence library with tagging keeps documents organized and linked to specific case events.Time tracking integrated with case tasks captures billable activity without switching applications.Task management with deadline calendars alerts attorneys to court dates and filing deadlines.

Weaknesses

API access is limited or undocumented, blocking custom integrations and automated data pipelines.Annual contract billing with opaque cancellation terms creates friction for firms evaluating alternatives.Multi-user permission controls are basic, making CaseFleet unsuitable for larger firms with role-based access requirements.Reporting and analytics are limited compared to full-practice-management platforms.Limited third-party integrations require firms to maintain separate accounting or communication tools.

Where it works

Small plaintiff litigation firms with 1–15 users that need to reconstruct case facts visually for trial narratives without the overhead of full practice-management suites.Solo practitioners and small law firms with straightforward matter structures who prioritize chronological case visualization over multi-feature practice management.Law firms handling document-heavy cases where evidence needs to be organized, tagged, and attached to specific case timeline nodes rather than stored in a flat document repository.Plaintiff attorneys and personal-injury firms that bill hourly and need time-tracking integrated directly with case tasks and court deadlines.Criminal defense and plaintiff attorneys who need to overlay medical chronologies on criminal event sequences to build damages narratives for settlement or trial.

Where it struggles

Mid-size firms scaling beyond 10–15 users encounter limited multi-user permission controls and basic role-based access that cannot support complex organizational hierarchies.Multi-office or multi-location law practices requiring consolidated reporting across independent firm branches find CaseFleet lacks the infrastructure for centralized oversight.Firms requiring native trust accounting, client billing, or integrated financial management must maintain separate accounting tools, adding cost and synchronization overhead.Organizations needing custom API integrations or automated data pipelines discover CaseFleet exposes limited or undocumented endpoints that block workflow automation.Growing firms with complex analytics and business-intelligence requirements find reporting capabilities basic compared to full-practice-management platforms like Clio or PracticePanther.

Pricing tiers

Criminal Case Management pricing overview

CaseFleet prices per user per month on an annual contract basis. The Starter plan starts at $30/user/month and the Advanced AI plan at $75/user/month. Monthly billing may be available at a higher rate.

Starter

Tier 1 of 2

$30/user/month (billed annually)

What's included

Unlimited matters and contactsDocument upload and storageTask and deadline managementTime trackingCalendar integrationStandard support

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What gets migrated

Criminal Case Management object support

Object-by-object support for Criminal Case Management migrations. Per-pair details surface during scoping.

Matters (Cases)

Fully supported

Matters are the primary container in CaseFleet. Every other object links to a Matter. We migrate Matters with their status, type, assigned attorney, open/close date, and description. The destination Matter ID is tracked and used as the parent reference for all child records.

Contacts (Parties)

Fully supported

CaseFleet stores party contacts with role designations (plaintiff, defendant, witness, expert, etc.). We preserve role assignments as a custom Contact property in the destination to maintain the party's legal function in the case.

Documents

Fully supported

Documents attach to a Matter and can include evidence files, court filings, and correspondence. We migrate file blobs where the API exposes them and map the document name and Matter association. Large evidence packages may need chunked transfer to handle size limits.

Tasks

Fully supported

CaseFleet Tasks are tied to a Matter with a status, assignee, and due date. We map task status values (open, completed, etc.) to the destination equivalents. Tasks with no due date migrate with a null date field rather than defaulting to today.

Calendars (Court Dates)

Fully supported

Court dates and deadlines are stored as calendar entries associated with a Matter. We preserve the full datetime, event title, and Matter link. Recurring deadline series are expanded into individual entries at migration time.

Time Entries

Mapping required

Time entries record billable hours against a Matter. We migrate the datetime, duration, description, and billing rate where available. Some tiers limit rate fields; we capture what exists and flag missing rate data for manual reconciliation post-migration.

Case Notes

Mapping required

Notes are freeform text entries tied to a Matter. We preserve note content, author, and timestamp. Note formatting (bold, lists) may not transfer 1:1 to the destination editor; we convert to the closest available markup or plain text fallback.

Evidence Items

Mapping required

Evidence items track physical or digital exhibits with metadata (description, custodian, chain-of-custody flag). We migrate the evidence record and its document attachment. Chain-of-custody fields may not exist in all destination systems and require a custom field mapping.

Custom Fields

Mapping required

Custom fields extend CaseFleet Contacts, Matters, and Tasks. We inventory custom field schemas during discovery and apply field-level mapping to the destination. Fields with picklist values require explicit value translation between platforms.

Gotchas

What to watch for in Criminal Case Management migrations

Issues we've hit on past Criminal Case Management migrations, tagged by severity. FlitStack AI handles every one — surfacing them up front because buyer engineering teams want to know.

High

Limited export options for bulk data extraction

Medium

Annual subscription billing with prorated cancellation

Medium

Custom field schemas vary by account and plan

Medium

Document blob extraction may require manual intervention

How a Criminal Case Management migration works

Four steps, Criminal Case Management-specific

Connect

Not publicly documented into Criminal Case Management. Scopes limited to read-only on the data we move.

Map

We translate Criminal Case Management-specific structures (custom fields, objects, value lists) to the destination's model.

Sample

Test with a 50–200 record subset to validate Criminal Case Management quirks before production.

Migrate

Full migration with Criminal Case Management rate-limit handling. Rollback available throughout.

FAQ

Criminal Case Management migration FAQ

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Most Criminal Case Management migrations under 1M records finish in 48–72 hours end-to-end. Larger orgs with custom objects or buyer-side security review typically take 5–7 days.

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