The attention model
The attention dashboard scores and surfaces the matters that need a decision, so nothing important slips.
Who this is for: Practitioners and case managers
The attention dashboard is the home of the workspace. Instead of a static task list, it continuously ranks matters by what needs professional attention — approaching deadlines, unmet commitments, and stage-specific risk.
How attention is prioritized
- Commitments that are due or overdue raise a matter's attention.
- Lifecycle stage and time-sensitive notices influence urgency.
- Resolved items fall away so the list reflects current reality.
Designed for decisions
Attention is about human judgment, not automation for its own sake. It brings the right matter forward and leaves the decision to you.
Related guides
Truidian connects pipeline, matters, attention, work, and resolution into one accountable loop rather than disconnected tools.
Work collects commitments across all matters into one accountable queue with owners and due dates.
Each matter progresses through defined lifecycle stages so the whole firm shares one view of where a case stands.