Watch every name that matters across every court list.
Notice checks the public sources your team follows throughout the day and alerts you the moment a name you care about appears.
Book a demoStop checking court lists every 15 minutes.
You have to remember why every name matters. Notice doesn’t forget, and alerts you when one appears.
The workflow today
Monday, 07:02 – 08:11
150 names from the last few weeks
And again after lunch. Then check tomorrow’s list before you leave for the day.
The workflow with Notice
Monday, all day
150 names
Notice watches every source your newsroom follows for every name on your watchlist, all day.
Alerts where you work
New watchlist alert: Meridian Pacific Group Ltd • NSW Supreme Court • an upcoming weekday • 9:00am
Notice <alerts@argusdelta.com>
Meridian Pacific Group Ltd is listed in the NSW Supreme Court on an upcoming weekday at 9:00am.
From your watchlist
Added by Ellen after the 2024 workplace industrial accident.
Then let the diary build itself.
Keep every hearing, date and courtroom current without maintaining another calendar by hand.
Court diary / week of 3 Aug
Subscribed
Supreme Court, Court 3
Added by Ellen after the 2024 workplace industrial accident.
County Court, Court 6
Committal. Two directors named in the March filing.
Federal Court, Court 2
Added last week after the ASIC notice. No coverage yet.
Magistrates’ Court, Court 11
Third Meridian matter this month. Worth a pattern piece.
Your watchlist automatically builds the diary
Every hearing involving a watched name appears in the diary, regardless of which court lists it. If it’s on your watchlist, Notice will find it.
Subscribe to a court diary that keeps itself current
Create a single feed that your whole team subscribes to. Notice keeps it up to date regardless of who’s working or on leave.
Every entry carries the context, so you’ll know what’s coming, even a week out
Each name can have a saved note that follows it into every diary entry, so your team always has the context.
Two reporters. Six courtrooms. One call to make.
There are six matters listed today. Only two reporters are rostered on. Notice helps you find the cases you can’t miss.
The workflow today
Monday, 07:50 – 11:40
2 reporters • 6 courtrooms
Decided at 08:24. Found out at 11:40
The workflow with Notice
Monday, 08:00
2 reporters • 6 courtrooms
Notice brings what your newsroom already knows into one view, so you can send those two reporters to the cases you can’t miss.
Today / 3 Aug
4 hits
Supreme Court, Court 3
Priority name. Ellen has run the supply-chain story since 2024.
County Court, Court 6
Committal. Two directors named in the March filing.
Federal Court, Court 2
Second matter, same day. Directions hearing only.
Magistrates’ Court, Court 11
Added last week. No coverage yet.
Know before the journalist does.
A journalist calls your client before you know they’ve been named. Notice moves that moment earlier.
The workflow today
Monday, 07:40 – 11:52
6 clients
You checked at 07:55. It was filed at 10:02
The workflow with Notice
Monday, 10:02
6 clients
The alert lands when the matter is listed, not when a reporter rings. You brief the client, agree a line and decide who calls whom.
Alerts where you work
New watchlist alert: Meridian Pacific Group Ltd • NSW Supreme Court • an upcoming weekday • 9:00am
Notice <alerts@argusdelta.com>
Meridian Pacific Group Ltd is listed in the NSW Supreme Court on an upcoming weekday at 9:00am.
From your watchlist
Added by Ellen after the 2024 workplace industrial accident.
“This saves me about a day of work a week.”
If you read it, we can watch it.
Court lists, websites, PDFs and whatever else your team already checks, in whatever shape it is published. We add every source with you during setup. That is our work, not a ticket you file and wait on.
Court lists
Daily lists and hearing schedules, however each court publishes them.
Notices and filings
Regulator notices, enforcement actions, and published determinations.
Registers and exports
Company registers and anything your team already pulls as a sheet.
Websites and feeds
Pages that change, and structured feeds where a source offers one.
Court lists, notices, and bulletins that arrive in your inbox.
Scanned documents
Filings that only exist as an image of a page.
Bundles and archives
Batched releases that arrive as one file and have to be unpacked.
Bring your lists, or build them with us
Import the names and notes you already keep. If the list lives in someone’s head or half a spreadsheet, we build it with you. Every alert carries the reason the name matters.
New rounds, new sources
When a reporter picks up a new round, we add its sources. You ask, we build it.
See how Notice works for your newsroom
In twenty minutes, we’ll build a watchlist with you and show you what Notice found today.
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