Pilot has the most advanced case search system on the market. Read this section and say "Goodbye" to all your Google Sheets or other external lists of cases.

In Pilot, you can search cases by anything you can imagine:

There are multiple ways of searching for cases:

For the latter two, you can save your filter views and choose whether you'd like to share those filter views with the whole lab, keep them private, or share with specific people, effectively creating lists of cases that use custom logic. This can be used for creating work queues.

In addition to the lists that follow custom logic, you can also "Star" cases, which allows creating custom case lists.

On Dashboard, you have three views:

Clicking on any of the calendar cells, breakdown categories, or action item row cards will link the user to the appropriate cases search table pre-set filter view.

Press Ctrl + K (CMD + K) or the search , you can quickly search for cases using case number, patient, or pan number.

Navigate to the Cases search table. You'll see the default table view with all columns selected. Every column has its own type and a quick filter.

You can configure which columns you'd like to show by (de-)selecting the columns under the Columns dropdown.

The most interesting feature is the advanced filters. These filters allow you to search by anything you can think of that is related to a case in any way.

Case filters fully support boolean logic, and you can answer practically any question or create any work queue using advanced filters. Here's an example:

You can also see how your question reads like. Think of it as, "I want to find all cases that... [your filters]."

Once you're done configuring your filters, you can save that view and access it later. You can select whether to save it for private usage, share with everyone in the lab, or share with specific people.