Appointment Reminders, an Injury Body Map, and Vehicle Lookup by Plate or VIN

The Quilia client app (2026.6.0) gives your clients several things they will notice right away. Appointments now guide clients to every visit, injuries are marked on a body diagram, and the inbox shows the right office's branding. Clients can also look up a vehicle by plate or VIN, and general-negligence matters get the full case experience.

Appointment reminders that guide clients to every visit

The appointment screens now power Quilia's reminder flow end to end. A reminder push or text deep-links the client straight to the right appointment, where quick-action buttons let them confirm, reschedule, or log a missed visit without hunting through the app. One tap drops the appointment onto their device calendar, so the visit lands where they already keep their schedule.

Mark injuries on a body map

The Current Injuries screen now includes a body diagram. Clients tap where they are hurt to mark an injury, backed by a finer-grained taxonomy, so the record maps more precisely (the hip, for example, now has its own marker instead of being grouped with the back).

A rebuilt inbox with the right firm branding

The home inbox was rebuilt around a single shared message view for a more consistent experience. Firm branding (logo, colors, and name) now reflects the client's specific office location instead of one organization-wide default, so multi-location firms show up correctly to each client.

Look up a vehicle by plate or VIN

On the case screen, a client enters their license plate and registration state, or their VIN, and the app fills in the year, make, model, and VIN automatically, along with a photo of the car. The property-damage picker now routes motor vehicles into this lookup form (with a place to add a registration photo), while bicycles, scooters, and other items get a simpler form with a description, purchase price and date, and an optional link. The vehicle photo and plate state are saved and stay put across reloads.

The full experience for general-negligence cases

General-negligence cases now get the complete mobile experience (Treatment, the narrative Incident log, and Lost Income) instead of a stripped-down default layout. Vehicle screens are hidden for this case type since it is not a car case, while Insurance stays available.

Armenian translations repaired

Corrected hundreds of Armenian strings across the app, including missing body-part labels, untranslated text, and garbled machine translations on request cards, the tab bar, and screen titles, so the Armenian experience reads cleanly.

Smaller improvements

• Ask a Question respects the firm's setting. The Ask a Question button on the firm screen is now hidden when a firm has turned it off.
• Language choices stick. Picking a language in app settings now records it as the client's explicit choice, so a later locale sync will not override it.

Reliability and fixes

• Message detail always shows sender and date. The message detail view now always renders who sent a message and when, instead of occasionally dropping them.
• Uploaded files refresh immediately. Attaching or removing a file now updates every screen that lists it without a manual refresh, and injury photos appear right after an asset is attached.
• Uploads only count as done once the file is really stored. The app now verifies the storage object exists before treating a resumable upload as successful, so a partial upload no longer shows as complete.
• Files work for case delegates. Case delegates can now view the Files tab, upload, and delete files like the primary client.
• Steadier sign-in. Hardened an auth path that could briefly report a signed-in user as logged out, and resolved a native file-reader crash surfaced through observability.