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Understand supercases

Supercases manage actions that affect many borrowers at once — natural disasters, system-wide policy changes, or bulk account modifications. Unlike regular cases that belong to a single borrower, a supercase operates at the company level and creates subcases across multiple borrowers simultaneously.

Availability: All clients Required permissions: supercase:update (to create and modify supercases); supercase:bulk.send (to send bulk emails); supercase:bulk.update (to close subcases in bulk)

How supercases differ from regular cases

Regular cases belong to a single borrower and are accessed from the borrower detail page. Supercases belong to a company and are accessed from the company view. A supercase manages a population of affected borrowers and can create, update, and close subcases across all of them at once.

Regular caseSupercase
ScopeOne borrowerMany borrowers
Access/crm/borrowers/:borrowerId/cases/:caseId/crm/companies/:companyId/supercases/:caseId
Created fromBorrower detail NavColumnCompany view NavColumn
SubcasesN/ACreates subcases on each affected borrower
Bulk actionsN/AClose subcases, send bulk emails, add global notes, set do-not-interact across all subcases

Access the company view

Navigate to /crm/companies/:companyId to view supercases for a company. The page has two parts:

  • NavColumn sidebar (left) — Displays a list of all supercases for this company, with an Add supercase button at the top. Open supercases appear first, followed by a collapsible section for completed and canceled supercases.
  • Content area (right) — Displays the selected supercase's detail view. If no supercase is selected, a placeholder message appears.

Supercase lifecycle

Supercases follow the same status lifecycle as regular cases:

StatusDescriptionCan transition to
initiatedThe supercase has been created.processing, canceled
processingThe supercase is being actively worked — populations uploaded, subcases created, bulk actions in progress.initiated, completed, canceled
completedThe supercase and all related work is resolved.reopened
canceledThe supercase was canceled.reopened
reopenedA completed or canceled supercase has been reopened.completed, canceled

When completing a supercase, you must select an outcome: approved, denied, falsePositive, or noOutcome.

When supercase actions are disabled

All supercase modification actions are disabled when any of these conditions is true:

  1. Supercase data is still loading.
  2. You lack the supercase:update permission.
  3. The supercase status is completed.
  4. The supercase status is canceled.

Bulk email additionally requires supercase:bulk.send. Closing subcases additionally requires supercase:bulk.update.