Where to Find Patches
Select a case from the Viewing Case dropdown
Navigate to Case Overview
Click the Patches tab
What the Patches Section Shows
The Patches tab displays a history of updates made to your case, including:
Changes to damages
Updates to timeline events
Modifications to parties
Other case data edits
Each patch includes:
Status (e.g., Applied or Draft)
Type of update
Description of the change
Date and time of the update
Patch Status Types
Patches are organized by status:
Applied – Changes that are currently active in your case
Draft – Changes that have been created but not finalized
All – Displays the full history of all patches
You can toggle between these views to filter your results.
Reverting Changes
If a change needs to be undone, you can revert it directly from the Patches tab.
To revert a change:
Locate the patch you want to undo
Click Revert
The system will restore the previous state of that data
This allows you to safely correct mistakes or recover deleted or modified information.
How Patches Are Created
Patches are automatically created when changes occur in your case, including:
AI generated updates
Manual edits
Merged or modified data
This ensures that every significant change is tracked and recoverable.
Why Patches Matter
The Patches feature provides:
Data recovery – Restore deleted or incorrect information
Change tracking – See what was updated and when
Audit visibility – Understand how your case has evolved
Confidence in editing – Make changes without fear of losing data
Best Practices
Review patches after major updates or merges
Use Revert if incorrect data is introduced
Periodically check patch history when validating case accuracy
Treat Patches as your safety net when making edits
Important Notes
Reverting a patch will undo the associated change
Patches are created automatically and cannot be disabled
Patch history reflects both AI and user driven updates
Key Takeaway
Patches ensure that your case data is never permanently lost.
You can confidently update, merge, and manage your case knowing that every change is tracked and reversible.