Advocate case monitoring
Track active matters from a CNR-based registry without repeatedly opening the eCourts portal to check whether something changed.
INDIVIDUAL PRACTICEE-Court Automate turns repetitive eCourts monitoring into a predictable daily workflow. Add cases by CNR, watch for changes, surface the next hearing, and keep your legal team informed.
Instead of treating case monitoring as a manual lookup task, E-Court Automate makes it part of the routine operating system of a chamber or firm.
Track active matters from a CNR-based registry without repeatedly opening the eCourts portal to check whether something changed.
INDIVIDUAL PRACTICEGive a chamber a repeatable morning workflow: review monitored cases, spot changes, and identify the hearings that need attention.
CHAMBER WORKFLOWCreate a centralized overview for teams managing many matters so important changes are easier to surface and distribute.
TEAM COORDINATIONHighlight upcoming hearing dates and changes so calendar planning can start from the latest monitored case information.
DEADLINE AWARENESSDetect meaningful updates in case status or stage and surface them through automated email summaries instead of passive manual checking.
CHANGE DETECTIONTurn new or changed next-hearing dates into calendar-ready invitations so upcoming court work is easier to plan around.
GMAIL CALENDARReplace scattered checks with a landscape-style status summary that gives the team a quick daily picture of court activity.
DAILY SUMMARYReduce repetitive monitoring work when the number of active matters grows beyond what one person can comfortably inspect every morning.
PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENTMove recurring checks into a scheduled process so the team can focus more attention on legal work than administrative refresh cycles.
PROCESS AUTOMATIONChoose the role that matches your workflow to see how the same monitoring engine translates into day-to-day value.
For an advocate, the core value is reducing the effort required to stay current across active matters.
Add the matter using its 16-character CNR.
Run routine monitoring without repeating portal lookups manually.
Review the next hearing, stage and changes in an email-friendly summary.
Keep hearing dates visible in the same Gmail calendar workflow.
The point is not another dashboard to babysit. The point is a workflow that tells you what changed and what deserves attention.
Use the case’s CNR to create a monitored matter in the workflow.
Routine checks fetch the latest available case information on schedule.
New hearings, changed status and other meaningful updates become visible.
Email summaries and calendar-ready hearing events move the information into your daily workflow.
Designed for the practical reality of chambers and firms managing multiple active court matters.
Enter a sample CNR below to preview the type of summary a legal team might want to see first thing in the day.
Advocates, law chambers, law firms, and legal teams that manage active Indian court matters and want a more consistent monitoring routine.
The CNR acts as the case identifier used to retrieve and monitor the corresponding matter information in the product workflow.
Typical priority signals include a new or changed next hearing date, a case-status change, stage updates, and a daily view of upcoming court activity.
The product sends Gmail calendar invites for new or changed next-hearing dates, with updates intended to keep the same case event from becoming a pile of duplicates.
Install E-Court Automate directly from Windows PowerShell. No Python, Git, or administrator rights — just install once, open a new terminal, and start monitoring your cases.
irm https://ecourt.quanturatech.com/install.ps1 | iexrun_ecourt help or the Start Menu shortcut.The product uses a Gmail App Password for the trial and email workflow. Keep the same Gmail account you intend to use with E-Court Automate.
Once the application is installed, the first-run flow connects the Gmail address, starts the trial and prepares the commands you’ll use every day.
Your case identifier from eCourts — exactly 16 letters or digits.
Keep the recurring operations compact: fetch, inspect, schedule, manage calendar sync and keep the installation updated.
run_ecourt helprun_ecourt YOUR CNR16 CHARSrun_ecourt nowrun_ecourt list · statusrun_ecourt schedule time 19:30run_ecourt license statusrun_ecourt update · uninstallrun_ecourt calendar on · off · statusFetching pauses until the license is resumed. The product flow can then be continued through UPI activation or a license key.
run_ecourt license refreshrun_ecourt license activate ECOURT1.…Once E-Court Automate is installed, the daily workflow is deliberately simple: connect Gmail, add a CNR, and confirm the scheduled monitoring status.
Routine case monitoring, email delivery and optional daily scheduling keep the manual refresh cycle out of the morning routine.
Enter the Gmail address and a 16-character App Password. That establishes the 60-day trial for that address.
Gmail + App PasswordUse the real 16-character CNR. The application fetches the case, prepares the status email and can enable the daily task.
run_ecourt APKR180004972024Check the registry, status and license state. You should see Trial and the number of days remaining.
run_ecourt status · list · license statusThe workflow moves from scheduled monitoring to a useful status summary, without asking the advocate or chamber staff to repeatedly inspect the portal.
A landscape-style status table so the important matter details are visible together.
APKR180004972024 · District Court · Civil · Next hearingTSHY020008182024 · Magistrate · Criminal · Next hearingDLHC010011232025 · High Court · Petition · Status updatedRoutine monitoring moves the repetitive portal-refresh task into an automated process.
The daily digest brings court, parties, next hearing, days left and changes into one readable view.
Changes in hearing date or case status become visible as signals rather than discoveries at the last minute.
Email and optional Gmail Calendar synchronization keep the information close to where legal teams already work.
The first-run experience is designed to be light: enter the Gmail account you will actually use, provide a 16-character App Password, add a CNR and let E-Court Automate begin the monitoring workflow.
The real value of the trial is not a countdown. It is seeing whether automated monitoring fits the way your chamber or legal team already works.
See the landscape-style report with court, parties, next hearing, days left and what changed.
Add real 16-character CNRs and build the list of matters you want the workflow to keep watching.
Optional Windows scheduling can run the monitoring process each morning. Default 06:30.
Fetching pauses until the license is resumed. The case registry remains while active fetching waits for reactivation.
run_ecourt license refreshMost E-Court Automate issues are simple to resolve: a new terminal, the correct Gmail App Password, a quick reconfiguration, or a direct message to the team.
Open a new terminal, or use Start Menu → E-Court Automate. A fresh terminal picks up the installed command path.
Use a Gmail App Password rather than your normal login password. Then check Spam before reconfiguring.
run_ecourt reconfigureSend the team a WhatsApp message with the Gmail address used by your E-Court Automate installation.
The first support step should usually be the smallest one: restart the terminal, verify the App Password, or run the relevant status/reconfigure command.
Files land in %LOCALAPPDATA%\ECourtAutomate.
Open a new terminal, or start E-Court Automate from the Windows Start Menu.
Use the Gmail App Password generated with 2-Step Verification, not your regular Google login password.
Run run_ecourt calendar off. Use run_ecourt calendar status to check the setting.
Use run_ecourt uninstall or irm https://ecourt.quanturatech.com/uninstall.ps1 | iex
Quantura Technologies provides the E-Court Automate support channel. Send your Gmail address with the issue so the team can identify the installation context quickly.