Case Alerts
In testingHearing dates and case updates on WhatsApp.
Track supported district-court cases from eCourts in one app. Scheduled checks detect hearing-date and status changes, with WhatsApp updates for you and, if you choose, your clients.
In testing with advocates. Not affiliated with eCourts or any court.
/ what it does
Your tracked cases and upcoming hearings.
Two kinds of message from one case: court shorthand for you, plain language for your client.
Updates when a change is detected
Scheduled checks look for hearing-date changes on eCourts. Alerts depend on the portal publishing an update and the next successful check.
Your clients, in plain words
Clients can get their own WhatsApp update — the date and the court in plain language, without CNR numbers, acts or order sheets.
Add a case by scanning
Scan the QR code on a printed case status, or type the CNR number. The case details fill themselves in.
Reminders before the hearing
A reminder ahead of every hearing, and a short digest of what is coming up, to help you plan your upcoming hearings.
Changed dates and disposals
Receive updates when a check detects a changed date or disposal, with optional messages to the clients you have added.
Sign in by WhatsApp
No password. Send one WhatsApp message from your number and the app signs you in.
/ your cases
Every case, sorted by the next date.
Your matters in one list — next date, court and stage — grouped by what is coming up this week and later.
- Add a case by CNR or by scanning its QR code
- Next date, court and stage on one line
- Refreshed from eCourts automatically
/ one case
The date first, then everything else.
The next hearing in large type, then the parties, the case details and who gets alerts for this case.
- Parties and advocates at a glance
- Choose which clients get updates
- Alerts for you and your clients from one place
/ questions
Before you start.
Which courts does it cover?
District and taluka courts whose case status is published on the eCourts portal. High Courts and tribunals are not covered yet.
Is Case Alerts an official eCourts service?
No. It is our own app, not affiliated with the eCourts project or any court. It reads the public case status that eCourts publishes, and you should always rely on the court’s own record.
Do my clients need to install anything?
No. Clients receive WhatsApp messages on their own number. Only you use the app.
What do clients see?
The next date, the court and, in simple words, what is happening — not the CNR, the acts, the other advocates or the order sheets. You decide which clients get updates.
How do I get early access?
Send us an enquiry or a WhatsApp message. Case Alerts is in testing with advocates now, and we will set your account up with you.
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