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eCasework is the all-in-one solution for elected representatives. It's a notebook, address book, email inbox, diary and filing system rolled into one: a place to collect cases, keep track of people's issues and solve problems efficiently. Our web-based casework software is hosted in the cloud, meaning you can manage your cases anytime, anywhere on your computer, tablet and smartphone.
Unit 302, Bon Marché Centre, 241-251 Ferndale Road, SW9 8BJ, London, United Kingdom
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We have been an eCasework customer for several years and have always experienced great customer service - they respond quickly and are pro-active in solving any issues. Very receptive to improvements and suggestions!
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