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Chase does the chasing
It calls the physician's office, faxes the county, and follows up on every promise until the certificate files. A case starts on nothing but a name.
Stop chasing death certificates.
The entire process runs automatically — the doctor's signature, the county, the filing.
30 minutes with a founder. We run it on one of your real cases.
Case WES-0114 · History
Fri 9:12a
Attestation signed. The certificate moves to county registration.
Call recording · 1:54Thu 4:08p
County review clear; nothing outstanding on the cause.
Call recording · 2:37Thu 9:30a
Worksheet fax confirmed at the county.
Fax confirmationWed 2:15p
Dr. Patel's office promised the signed worksheet by Thursday.
Call recording · 3:12
What Chase does
It works the case, shows its work, and interrupts you only when it has to.
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Every move comes with a receipt
Each call, fax, and email lands on the case timeline the moment it happens — the recording, what was agreed, and when Chase follows up next.
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It asks you only when it has to
Most days the answer to “does anything need me?” is nothing. When Chase does need you, one question arrives as a link you can answer from your phone in seconds.
When it needs you
One question, answered from your phone
Chase asks only for what it can't find or do itself, and each ask arrives as a link that opens one question with one answer.
- No login — the link opens just that question
- Every ask says what happens if you do nothing
- Your answer applies instantly and Chase keeps moving
Chase · Case WES-0114
Opens from an email link. No login.
Who will certify — the attending physician or the coroner?
If you skip this, Chase calls the facility and finds out.
30 minutes with a founder. We run it on one of your real cases.
Chase calls you.
Hear an example of what a physician's office hears when Chase calls.
Chase · outbound
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