In short
Court alerts watch new orders and cause-list entries across the Supreme Court, High Courts, district courts, consumer commissions, RERA and tribunals for the words you choose, such as a client's name or a statute. Matches appear daily under Court intelligence and in your court digest. Court alerts are included in paid plans and the free trial.
Create a court alert
Start a new alert
In India Courts, open Intelligence and select New court alert.
Name it
Give the alert a name you'll recognise, such as a client or an issue.
Choose what to watch for
Add keywords under Must include and choose Match all or Match any. Group keywords for more complex rules. Under Advanced, add words that should boost a match or exclude it.
Choose where to watch
Watch all courts and forums, or narrow the scope (see below).
Check the preview
The live preview shows recent matching orders, an estimate of matches per day and a noise rating, so you can tighten the alert before saving.
Choose who acts on matches
In a team workspace, managers can pick a colleague and workspace for follow-up tasks. Otherwise follow-ups go to you.
Where an alert can watch
| Forum | Scope options |
|---|---|
| Supreme Court | Include or leave out |
| High Courts | All High Courts, or specific High Courts |
| District courts | A whole state or union territory, or one or more districts |
| Consumer commissions | All commissions, or a specific commission. A State Commission includes its District Commissions. |
| RERA | All authorities, a state, or a specific authority |
| Tribunals | All tribunals, a tribunal type, or a specific bench. Covers NCLT, NCLAT, DRT, DRAT, ITAT, CAT, ATFP, CESTAT, CIC, GSTAT, TDSAT, APTEL, CCI, SEBI, NGT and SAT. |
Review matches
- Intelligence shows the day's new matches for each alert. Pick an earlier date to review past days.
- Each match explains why it matched: the required, boosted and excluded words found.
- Open the order excerpt or cause-list entry, then View case, Add to workspace or Tune alert.
- Mark a match Relevant or Not relevant to keep your alerts sharp.
- When a match is a listed case you don't follow yet, a follow-up task is created in Tasks.
Manage your alerts
- The Alerts list shows each alert's average matches per day, noise and last match.
- Pause, resume, duplicate or archive any alert.
- Open an alert to see its last 30 days: total matches, daily average and how often matches were opened, saved or dismissed.