Built for how Nepali firms actually work

Most case-management software assumes a diary of clock times and a Gregorian calendar. Nepali practice runs on cause lists, Tarikh and Peshi dates, and Bikram Sambat. OrdoMetric starts there.

Court and procedure terms on this page are placeholders until a Nepali practitioner reviews them.

1. 01

   Tarikh and Peshi are first-class

   Hearings carry a kind (Tarikh, Peshi or other), the cause-list serial, the bench and the purpose. Record the outcome from midnight on the day; the next date creates the next record [verify terminology with a practitioner].

2. 02

   BS and AD, side by side

   Every court date is shown as 2083-05-17 BS · 2 Sep 2026. Type in either calendar; the conversion is table-driven and validated for 2000–2100 BS.

3. 03

   Courts and stages from the catalogue

   The Supreme Court, the High Courts and their benches, the 77 District Courts and the tribunals are a maintained catalogue, not free text [verify list]. Stage templates follow Nepali procedure and are yours to adjust.

4. 04

   Nepali text everywhere

   Party names, court titles and case numbers in Devanagari render with the right fonts and search matches Devanagari digits.

5. 05

   Roles a firm recognizes

   Lead Lawyer, Co-Counsel, Clerk, Scanner, Paralegal, Intern, Viewer, all renamable by the firm.