Matter date list

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The dates you have been given on a file, where each one came from, who is doing it, and what was actually done.

It knows no deadlines, and requires you to say who does

There is no limitation period, no court rule and no filing window anywhere in this product, and nothing here works a date out from another date. What makes the list usable is the required source column: the order of 4 March, the letter from the other side, the rule your advisor cited. Every row carries its own provenance, which is exactly what you want when somebody asks where a date came from.

No reminders, anywhere

This product sends nothing and watches nothing. A tool that looked like it was minding your dates would be relied on for exactly that, and it would be relied on by somebody whose deadline mattered. What is due sorts first when you open the list; the reminding is yours.

Where it sits

The file itself lives in the matter tracker. Things that have to be produced go in the document request tracker, what you have sent out in the filing and submission log, and documents under review in the contract review tracker.

A list of dates you were given. CompliMaint knows no limitation period, court rule or filing window; it calculates no deadline and extends none; it sends no reminder; and a date missing from this list is not a date that does not exist. This is not legal advice and is no substitute for the person advising you. Everything runs on your device.

Questions people ask

Does it know legal deadlines?
No, and this is the most important sentence on the page. It has no calendar of limitation periods, no court rules, no filing windows and no jurisdiction of any kind, and it calculates nothing from anything. Every date on this list is a date a person typed after somebody else gave it to them.
Why is where the date comes from a required field?
Because it is the only thing that could ever make the list safe to use. A date with no source is a date somebody will act on without being able to check it. Naming the order, the letter or the rule your advisor cited means every row on the printed page carries its own provenance — and it means the tool cannot be mistaken for the authority.
Does it remind me?
No. There are no reminders, no notifications and no alerts anywhere in this product, and a list that appeared to be watching dates for you would be the most dangerous thing in it. What is due sorts to the top when you open it. Whatever you use to actually remind yourself, keep using it.
Is a date missing from this list a date that does not exist?
No, and the page says so. This is a list of what you have written down. It has no way of knowing what you were not told, what you forgot to enter, or what applies to your matter and was never mentioned. It is not legal advice and it is not a substitute for the person advising you.