The document study is the central view for daily work with case documents. Here you find the document list, PDF reader, search functions, and specialized panels — you open it via the "Document study" icon in the navigation rail on the left edge of the screen.
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Organizing documents
How dossiers, document types, labels, and the trash work — everything for organizing your case documents.
Document list
Structure of the document list, the different view modes (cards, minimal, thumbnail, summary), document info, and available actions.
PDF reader and annotations
All toolbar functions (favorite, share, comments, print, download, search, fullscreen), annotation types, and text/link copy functions.
Filtering and selecting documents
The filter sidebar with dossiers, document types, annotations, labels, and date range, special filters, and selection mode.
Full-text search
Full-text search within a case with suggestions, search history, hit badges, and result highlighting.
Duplicate Detection
How amaise detects duplicates automatically, how you review and compare them, and how you mark duplicates yourself.
Diagnosis overview
Panel with all recognized diagnoses, ICD-10 categories, sorted by relevance and chronology.
Work impairment overview
Panel with all work impairment periods, durations, degree, and Excel export. Also available in the case history.
Additional tools
Besides the functions mentioned above, these tools sit in the tool bar on the right edge of the screen — available not only in the document study but in every view of a case:
CasePilot — Ask case-related questions to the AI → AI assistants: CasePilot
DocPilot — Ask document-related questions to the AI → AI assistants: DocPilot
LegalPilot — Research legal information; opened via CasePilot's scope switcher (gavel icon), it has no own icon → AI Assistants: LegalPilot
Case notes — Capture case notes → Case notes: Notebook
Collaboration — Work on the case with colleagues and external partners → Collaboration: Overview
Access management — Manage who has access to the case → Collaboration: Access Management