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Bonus Features

Tag Judgments

Organise saved cases with custom tags like client name, matter type, or research topic.

60-second version

  • Log in with Tag Judgments activated on your subscription.
  • Open a judgment, click Tools → Add tag, or tag from search results when logged in.
  • Assign a label to organize cases by matter, client, or topic - manage tags from /tags/.

In one sentence

Tag judgments with custom labels from Tools → Add tag on the case page or from search results when the Tag Judgments bonus feature is active on your account.

Before you start

Tags are a bonus feature. Free search and reading do not include tagging. You need a logged-in account with an active subscription and Tag Judgments activated on AI Copilot/AI Associate, or included on AI Preview, AI Scholar, and AI Chambers. Verify at Dashboard → Profile. See Free vs paid features.

Steps

  1. Log in to SooperKanoon.
  2. Confirm Tags (or Tag Judgments) in your activated features on Dashboard → Profile.
  3. Open a judgment page, or browse Cases search results while logged in.
  4. Click Tools → Add tag - or use tag controls on search result rows when available.
  5. Enter a tag name (e.g. Client-Sharma, Arbitration-2024, Research-Bail).
  6. Save the tag to attach it to that judgment.
  7. Visit /tags/ from the navigation to view, search, and manage tagged judgments.
  8. Check your tag count on Dashboard → Home.

What you'll see

With tagging activated, Add tag opens a modal (#tag-modal) on the judgment page. Tagged cases appear in your tags list at /tags/ and contribute to the Tags stat on your Dashboard. Without activation, tag links redirect to /tags/ with subscription messaging.

Common mistakes

  • Tagging while logged out - tags are saved to your account only when signed in.
  • Using tags on AI Copilot without selecting Tag Judgments at signup - the feature must be explicitly activated on limited plans.
  • Expecting tags to be visible to other users - tags are private to your account.

Tips

  • Use a consistent naming scheme (MatterName-Issue) so tags stay searchable as your library grows.
  • Combine tags with Favourites (inside Tools) - favourites for shortlists, tags for matter-based grouping.
  • Search within /tags/ to pull every judgment labeled for a client before a hearing.

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