A registered case with a clock running
An FIR for a fake trading application, with the statutory obligations dated from the day it was registered, the exhibits on the register and the chargesheet readiness list showing what is done and what is not.
Try before you register
Look at the whole thing before you give us anything.
A demonstration unit and two demonstration practices, with worked cases and clients already in them: a registered FIR with its statutory clock running, exhibits with their fingerprints, a money trail from a real-shaped fraud, a court diary and a compliance calendar. No procurement conversation, no data of yours.
Who is asking
Tell us who you are and the details appear
One step, and it is not a formality — it is how we know who to speak to if your unit or your practice wants its own. We do not call people who do not ask us to.
Sign in with these
Open the portal and use the address and password below. They work for the desk you chose.
Shared with everyone else trying it, and reset every night. Please do not put a real case, a real client or anything confidential into it — it is a showroom, not a safe.
What is already in there
Worked examples, not an empty screen
A money trail worth reading
Seven transfers out of the complainant's account and three onward hops — so you can see it report what she actually lost separately from the sum of every hop, which are different numbers.
A matter, a hearing and a bill
On the law practice: an open recovery matter, a demand notice drafted with the provisions quoted, a hearing in the court diary and time recorded against it.
A compliance calendar
On the accountancy practice: clients with their GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B dates already tracked, so you can see what "nothing is missed" looks like day to day.
After the demo
When you want a real one
A police unit
Your state, district, station and the officer in command. Nothing about a case, a complainant or an accused.
A law practice
Your practice, your people and your clause positions, so the work reads like yours.
An accountancy practice
Your clients, and their filing dates on the calendar from the day you take them on.