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The Case Management

This article explains how to navigate, manage, and organize cases in the CustoMED platform. It covers everything you can do from the Case Manager screen, including case status, filtering, searching, organization switching, and account actions.

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The Case Manager – Your Home Screen

The Case Manager is the main dashboard you see after logging in.

From here, you can:

  • View all cases you have access to

  • Create new cases

  • Track case progress and status

  • Open case details and workflows

  • Switch between organizations

  • Access your account options


Creating a New Case - Desktop Only

⚠️ Creating a case is supported on desktop only
Case creation is not available on mobile devices.


How to Create a Case

  1. Open the Case Manager on desktop

  2. Browse the list of procedure / indication cards

  3. Select the procedure you want to plan

  4. Click the card to start a new case

Each card represents a specific supported workflow.


Procedure Cards Explained

Each procedure card may show:

  • Procedure / indication name

  • A Play (▶) icon to view a demo

  • Availability indicators


Demo Cases

  • Clicking the Play icon opens a demo case

  • Demo cases are real cases with preloaded medical imaging

  • They allow you to explore the workflow without creating a new case

  • Demo cases cannot be edited or approved


Limited or Unavailable Procedures

If a procedure is:

  • Limited by plan, region, or agreement

  • Not fully available yet

You may see:

  • A “Demo only” label, or

  • A label indicating how many cases are remaining

This helps you understand availability before starting a case.


Case List & Case Cards

Each case in the Case Manager appears as a case card or row, showing key information such as:

  • Case identifier

  • Procedure type

  • Creation date

  • Current status

  • Assigned organization

Clicking a case opens its full workflow.


Case Status

Each case has a status indicating where it is in the workflow.

Statuses may include:

  • New / In Progress

  • Awaiting review

  • Approved

  • Completed

  • Archived

Status updates automatically as you complete and confirm steps.


Case Drawer (Side Panel)

Clicking on a case may open a case drawer (side panel).

The case drawer allows you to:

  • Quickly review case details

  • See current status

  • Access actions without leaving the Case Manager

  • Open the full case workflow

This makes it easy to manage multiple cases efficiently.


Filtering & Tabs

The Case Manager includes filtering tabs and views to help organize cases.

You can:

  • Filter by case status (e.g. All, Active, Completed, Archived)

  • Switch between predefined tabs

  • Narrow down long case lists quickly

Filtering does not delete or change cases, it only affects what is shown.


Search

A search bar is available in the Case Manager.

You can search by:

  • Case identifier

  • Case name or label

Search works across all cases you have access to within the selected organization and filtering tab you are on.


Archiving Cases

When a case is no longer required, it can be archived trough the Case Drawer (Side Panel).

What archiving does

  • Removes the case from the default active view

  • Keeps the case and data available for reference

  • Does not delete the case

Archived cases can be accessed through:

  • An Archived tab or filter


Working with Multiple Organizations

Some users belong to multiple organizations.

At the top left of the screen, you’ll find the organization dropdown.

This allows you to:

  • Switch between organizations

  • See which organization is currently active

Cases shown in the Case Manager always belong to the selected organization.

If you frequently work in one organization:

  • Click the star icon next to an organization

  • This sets it as your default organization

You’ll automatically land in this organization when you log in.


User Profile & Account Actions

User Initials Icon (Top Left)

Clicking on your user initials icon opens account options.

From here, you can:

  • Log out

  • View your name and role


Viewing Your Role

Under your name (top left), you can see:

  • Your role within the current organization

This helps you understand:

  • Why certain actions are available or restricted

  • Whether you can create, approve, or download cases


Logging Out

To log out:

  1. Click your user initials icon (top left)

  2. Select Log out

You will be safely signed out of the platform.


Important Notes & Best Practices

  • Always confirm you are in the correct organization before creating or opening a case

  • Use filtering and search to manage large case lists

  • Use demo cases to explore workflows without affecting real data

  • Check your role if actions are unavailable

  • Archive completed cases to keep your workspace clean


When to Contact Support

Contact CustoMED if:

  • A procedure card you expect is missing

  • Case limits don’t match your agreement

  • You can’t switch organizations

  • Case statuses don’t update correctly

  • You see cases that don’t belong to the selected organization

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