Management system and method
AssigneeWrays Pty Ltd
InventorsAndrew Ian Crowhurst, Iain Laurence Kirkham
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InventorsAndrew Ian Crowhurst, Iain Laurence Kirkham
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An electronic case file and document management system (1) stored on a server (13) having one or more remote terminals (14) coupled thereto, the case file and document management system comprising: a content and process application (2), a case management application (6), an email application (9) and a mail integration application (8), wherein the content and process application is operable to provide an electronic case file function (3) for storing and facilitating the display of electronic documentation relating to one or more cases, and a task management function (5) for creating and displaying data relating to tasks for the one or more cases, the remote terminals being arranged to access the electronic case file function, the task management function, the email application and the case management application for operation of the electronic case file and document management system.
An electronic case file and document management system stored on a server having one or more remote terminals coupled thereto, the case file and document management system comprising:
The electronic case file and document management system of any one of the preceding claims, wherein the task management function is operable to perform an action in respect of one or more tasks relating to one or more of the cases, including creating, editing and/or displaying one or more tasks relating to one or more of the cases.
The electronic case file and document management system of any one of the preceding claims, wherein the documentation stored in the content and process application can be viewed by users of the system via the remote terminals.
The electronic case file and document management system of claim 13, wherein the interface further enables a user to perform an action in respect of one or more tasks, including creating, editing and/or viewing one or more tasks.
The electronic case file and document management system of claim 14, wherein tasks can be sorted and viewed by criteria including one or more of:
A method for storing documents and managing tasks associated with a case, the method comprising using an electronic case file function and a task management function provided by a content and process application stored on a server and accessible by a user with a remote terminal coupled to the server, the electronic case file function being arranged to store and facilitate the display of data relating to one or more cases, and the task management function being arranged to create and display data relating to tasks for the one or more cases.
A management system stored on a server having one or more remote terminals coupled thereto, the management system comprising:
A system comprising a computer processor and a storage medium, the storage medium having a first software application and a second software application stored thereon, wherein the processor is operable:
A method for integrating a first software application and a second software application, the first software application associated with a database storing data relating to a record, the method comprising:
A method of allowing a first software application to access data stored in a database which is associated with a second software application, the database comprising a set of records, each record including a unique identifier, the method comprising:
An electronic case file and document management system substantially as hereinbefore described with reference to the accompanying drawings.
A method for storing documents and managing tasks associated with a case substantially as hereinbefore described with reference to the accompanying drawings.
A management system substantially as hereinbefore described with reference to the accompanying drawings.
A system substantially as hereinbefore described with reference to the accompanying drawings.
A method for integrating a first software application and a second software application substantially as hereinbefore described with reference to the accompanying drawings.
A method of allowing a first software application to access data stored in a database which is associated with a second software application substantially as hereinbefore described with reference to the accompanying drawings.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.