Bargaining is a round, not a briefcase
Unit, agreement, committee, proposals, sessions, costing, member-ready updates. Committee strategy stays separate from what the local may send.

By Role
Hired to service the local: the table, the arbitration brief, the seniority list — not a second President and not the steward on the floor.
Union Software is built for the collective bargaining economy — the local, the unit, the hall, the board — not for an employer HR stack. For a Staff Rep the value is the servicing file: the round, the late-stage case, the list, scoped to the locals you are assigned.
Grievances & Cases holds the arbitration file. Bargaining holds the register. People holds the seniority list. Filters keep assigned locals separate.
The software answers the next date on the file, the current language, a list that matches the unit, and which assigned local is due this week.

Unit, agreement, committee, proposals, sessions, costing, member-ready updates. Committee strategy stays separate from what the local may send.
Grievances & Cases carries type (including arbitration), the member, the article, notes, files, deadlines. The file does not stop at “referred.”
Unit, classification, status, dates. You do not accept a spreadsheet the office cannot regenerate.
Searchable articles across the agreements the union has filed — not a pile of PDFs in email.
People, cases, and reports scope to employer, unit, worksite. You service more than one place without three logins.
The local referred the matter. Hearing dates, counsel, and the brief now matter. The steward’s notes must still be there.
Open the case as the arbitration (or late-stage) type your union uses — same record, next procedure.
Confirm member, employer, worksite, and the articles already cited.
Add hearing dates and responsibilities on the timeline so the next date is not only in counsel’s calendar.
Generate or export the working document from the case so the brief starts from checked facts.
Timelines
Proposals, sessions, and the agreement sit on the round.
Classification and seniority fields are on the member.
Grievances & Cases holds a protected file.
People, cases, and votes filter by assigned local.
the round you chair or support: proposals, sessions, costing, member-ready vs committee-only.
late-stage and arbitration files; accommodation; the record the steward started.
current language and comparators the union has filed.
seniority, unit, standing, the ratification list.
ratification and strike vote eligibility you will be asked to defend.
workload across assigned units.
the update the local may send; you do not freelance a second story.
if the vote carries, the servicing file continues into readiness.

This is not a promise that software writes the brief. It is a promise the brief is built from the same record the steward started.
Get StartedFilter People, cases, agreements, and votes by local, unit, and employer.
Bargaining holds proposals, sessions, and the agreement. Committee strategy stays on the restricted lane.
Filter People to that unit and use the current classification and seniority fields.
On a protected case type in Grievances & Cases. It does not have to be a contract-interpretation grievance.
As a case with dates, people, and documents. The product does not file at the board.