Every Lien Has a Lifecycle. Track All of It.
From the moment you purchase a personal injury medical lien to the day you get paid, every dollar, every status change, and every follow-up is tracked in one place.
Complete Financial Picture
Every lien captures the full financial story: original face value from the provider, your purchase price, current balance, any reductions negotiated by the attorney, and the final payout. No more cross-referencing spreadsheets to figure out your return.
Lifecycle Status Tracking
Each lien moves through a clear funnel: Pending → Active → Paid, Reduced, or Written Off. Change status with dedicated actions — mark as paid with a date, record reductions with amounts, or write off with a reason. Every transition is tracked.
Follow-Up Scheduling
Set follow-up dates on any lien. When a follow-up is overdue, it’s flagged on your dashboard. Liens that have been active for 90+ days without contact are automatically marked as stale. Never let a lien slip through the cracks.
Reduction & Settlement Tracking
Attorneys almost always negotiate liens down as part of settlement. Record the reduction amount and the new balance. When the case settles, log the payment with the date. Your portfolio value updates automatically.
The lien funnel
Every lien follows the same path. Quilia tracks each step so you always know where your capital is.
Purchased
You buy the lien from a medical provider. Capital is deployed. The clock starts.
Active
The case is in litigation or negotiation. You monitor progress and follow up with the firm as needed.
Reduced
The attorney negotiates the lien down as part of settlement. You record the reduction and new balance.
Paid
Case settles and you get paid. Record the payment amount and date. Capital returns.
Never lose track of a lien. Ever.
- Full financial tracking: original, purchased, current, reduced, paid
- Clear lifecycle funnel with dedicated status actions
- Follow-up scheduling with overdue and stale alerts
- Linked to cases, providers, and firms for full context
- Documents and notes attached directly to each lien
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