Quick Actions
A Quick Action is a case built around exactly one action that executes right away — Accordia’s own description is: “cases with a single action that execute immediately.” Use it when you need to get one specific thing done and don’t want to set up (or don’t have) a full Workflow.
Quick Actions are found in the Quick Actions section of the navigation (separate from the main Cases list, though under the hood they’re just single-action cases).
Available action types
Section titled “Available action types”The Quick Actions screen offers three of the seven action types, each shown with its credit cost:
- Document Sign — upload a PDF and place signature areas for participants. See Sending a document for signing.
- Communication — compose a message, optionally starting from a template, with attachments.
- Burofax — upload a PDF to send as a certified postal notice; the same document goes to every selected participant (max 10MB).
Creating one
Section titled “Creating one”- Open Quick Actions and start a new one.
- Choose an action type.
- Add or select at least one participant.
- Fill in the action-specific details (message, document, or signature areas).
- Submit — Accordia checks your organization has enough credits, creates the case and its one action, and immediately sends it out.
How it’s different from a regular case
Section titled “How it’s different from a regular case”- It doesn’t use up a full case credit.
- It can’t have more actions added to it after the first one.
- It skips picking a workflow entirely.
What isn’t different is the evidence: a Quick Action is certified exactly like the same action run inside a full case, and produces the same certified evidence. “Quick” refers to the setup, not to the legal weight of the result.
How it fits together
Section titled “How it fits together”A Quick Action is a lightweight Case — everything about statuses, participants, and credits that applies to cases applies here too, just scoped to one action.
