Tools for
MPs, councillors, MSPs, AMs and MLAs

We provide casework and engagement tools to help you get through the inbox, keep the backlog down, and have the time to properly connect with your residents.

No credit card required.

What the office actually uses

Casework Suite is the inbox, the people, and the follow-up. Website and email campaigns are there when you want them.

The public site, if you want it

Keep the website you have. Or use ours, so a form lands on the same person as the casework.

See the website builder

Off Caseworker overnight

We move the office in one go. You do not run two systems for a month, and you do not retype the caseload.

  • Cases, constituents and correspondence come across together.
  • The shared inbox is ready the next morning, with your folders.
  • Staff get a login. They do not get a weekend of data entry.

Two prices. No setup fee.

Engage

Website, email and SMS. For an office that does not need the casework inbox.

£25/ month, ex VAT£39

  • Constituency website
  • Email and SMS to people who have opted in
  • Constituent lists and consent

Casework Suite

The shared inbox, plus everything in Engage.

£120/ month, ex VAT

  • Shared inbox, letters and constituent records
  • Tasks, leave and surgery follow-up
  • Website and campaigns when you want them

Full comparison. Phone is a separate add-on.

Questions offices ask

Can we keep Outlook?

Parliamentary Digital Service still controls access to parliamentary mailboxes, so CaseBase cannot plug into them yet. Forward mail into the shared inbox. You can register that address now, under Settings → Mail → Connections, for the day the door opens.

Do we have to use the AI?

No. Auto-pilot can sort overnight post, and Co-pilot can draft a reply. Both can be switched off. Nothing is sent unless someone in the office presses send.

Can we keep our website?

Yes. WordPress, a developer site, or the one you already pay for can stay. The website builder is there if you later want petitions and contact forms on the same constituent records.

Where does the data sit?

In the UK. Your office is separate from every other office. You are the data controller. A data processing agreement is ready when you need it.

What is in the trial?

14 days, no card. Example cases are already in the inbox, labelled so they are obvious. An MP office is emailed to the parliamentary address for approval before the trial starts. A council office goes straight in.

Open the inbox and look around.

The trial includes labelled example cases, so you can see a morning's work before any live post arrives.

Start a 14-day trial
CaseBase — Casework software for MP offices