Case event timeline
Signals received, comments, status changes, signal unlinks, and applied patches append to a unified case timeline in chronological order.
Platform · Audit trail
Auditors ask who decided what, and when. Lawcel builds that evidence as work happens - not in a spreadsheet reconstructed after the fact.
Signals received, comments, status changes, signal unlinks, and applied patches append to a unified case timeline in chronological order.
Every comment is linked to the account of the person who wrote it and shows their current name, so the trail shows who acted when.
Every document edit creates a version with creator attribution and content diffs - including changes applied from approved case patches.
Legal profile updates are versioned with timestamps and creator attribution so classification context is traceable over time.
Team settings list each member's current role and every invite with its status - supporting access-control reviews alongside case and document history.
Super admins can inspect job queue history: webhook processing, failures, retries, and execution details for operational forensics.
In practice
Lawcel does not require a separate logging product for core compliance workflows. Timelines and versions accrue as teams use cases, documents, and integrations normally.
Work in cases
Discussion, patch approval, and resolution all append timeline events automatically. No manual log entry required.
Publish with confidence
Document revisions show who published what version, complementing public hosting and embed distribution.
Answer auditor questions
Use case timelines and document version history in the product when customers or regulators ask how compliance decisions were made.
Wire Lawcel into your stack so legal hears about product changes before they ship.