the reading is the work
Four tabs and a scroll before the first judgement.
Copilot summarises a case, answers questions about it in plain language and suggests what to do next. Your analysts still make the call.
A case holds alerts, notes, source text and history. An analyst spends most of the decision time assembling that into a picture, then writes the picture down again as a note.
Four tabs and a scroll before the first judgement.
What was already recorded gets typed a second time.
The same case gets a different write-up on a Friday.
Alerts, notes, matched fields and source text, summarised before you open it.
Why was this flagged? What changed since March? Answers point at the record.
Close, escalate or request a document, with the reasoning stated.
Your decision and its reason become the case note automatically.
The whole file in a paragraph, generated from the record.
Ask a question, get an answer that cites the record it came from.
Original language kept alongside any translation.
A proposal with its reasoning, never an action taken alone.
Your decision written up in the case, in your words.
No separate tool and no copy-paste between screens.
No. It summarises, answers and proposes. Closing is an action a person or a rule takes.
Only from the case and the sources behind it. Every answer points at the record.
Yes. What was asked, what was answered and what was decided stays with the case.
Yes, per team. Cases work exactly as before without it.
We will show the summary, the questions it can answer and the note it drafts.