Core Features
A full featured service designed for dispute resolution professionals
An effective solution
The system has been designed for the arbitration professional and minimises data entry whilst providing prompts to ensure all the relevant information is recorded.
Logical and secure
Data collection and storage is logical and secured by 128-bit AES encryption and hashing system making the information available only to those you authorise.
Case available securely 24/7 from any browser
Conflict Check is a cloud based service making it and your data available to authorised users day and night from any global location via any PC, Mac or tablet without the need to install additional software (a standard web browser and internet connection is all that is required).
99.9% Uptime
Reliable fully backed up and protected cloud servers ensure the Conflict Check system and your data is available whenever you need it.
Multiuser
Collaboration with colleagues and data sharing / data entry is easy.
Easy setup and management
Be up and running in just a few minutes following registration with no set up fees or additional admin charges.
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A purpose built solution
Designed from the start to provide busy arbitrators with a service that adds value and reduces cost, time and risk.
Data is fully secured
128-bit AES and hashed encryption systems provide client and practice confidence
Easy to use and always available
Access your data from any location with just a desktop, laptop or tablet and a standard browser. No additional software is required.
Step 3
Enter all involved parties and follow the on-screen prompts to identify and document possible conflicts.
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The end result is a documented record of identified possible conflicts which can be shared with all arbitrators and their clients in the pursuit of complete transparency. During this process the information is fully available to all authorised personnel and secured with the best available industry data security and encryption systems
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