CaseMap's user interface is designed so your spreadsheet data displays in the primary workspace pane (4) for maximum viewing. This workspace pane is where you will enter and track facts, objects, documents, and issues in individual spreadsheets. To move quickly between each spreadsheet, you will use the Navigation pane (3) on the left side of the application. The Navigation pane has two interchangeable panes: Case Shortcuts and Search Results. Each pane is then divided into task panes where tools or shortcuts are organized by groups.
When you are working in a case, use the Case Shortcuts pane to access CaseMap spreadsheets and the Search Results pane (3) to review and narrow search results. You can run full-text searches in either pane.
The tools you need to search, sort, edit, and analyze data as well as create reports are primarily performed by clicking on Main Ribbon (2) tabs/buttons, or by clicking on commands in drop-down menus. All administrative tasks are located on menus.
The Title bar displays the current case name and a customizable quick-access toolbar. The toolbar can be customized to add and/or remove buttons/functionality.
In CaseMap 11.0 or later, ribbons are used by default to access the most commonly used tasks and functions. The main ribbon(s) consists of tabs, buttons, and/or menus that let you add or delete records, print, adjust fonts, access record details, add questions, perform multi-level sorting of data on spreadsheets, and more. Buttons and menus are located throughout the various tabs, and some only activate with certain spreadsheets. The ribbon can be customized to add/remove tabs to/from the display. All ribbon/toolbar customizations are saved and retained by CaseMap.
The Navigation pane runs vertically along the left side of CaseMap and provides access to two different panes: Case Shortcuts and Search Results. Click on the Navigation buttons at the bottom of the pane to access each set of tools.
Displays the various spreadsheets you will work in for your case, including the Facts, Persons, Documents, Issues, Events, Pleadings, Proceedings, Questions, and Research spreadsheets, among others. These spreadsheets are where you will enter, modify, and track your case data. Spreadsheet entries are called objects and are collectively displayed in the All Objects spreadsheet. |
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