Our AI-powered document review platform adapts to your specific litigation strategy and processes volumes from thousands to millions of pages. The system applies customized logic to tag documents according to your taxonomy and case theories.
Capabilities
Custom Logic
Boolean conditions, threshold parameters, and contextual analysis patterns. Branching logic where subsequent questions depend on earlier findings.
Case-Specific Taxonomies
Categories addressing dispute themes, chronological milestones, participant roles, financial elements, and procedural status markers.
Scale
Processes collections from thousands to millions of pages. Parallel processing supports concurrent analysis streams.
Quality Control
Precision and recall tracking, human-in-the-loop sampling, and rule refinement based on attorney feedback.
Example Queries
The system supports questions like:
- "Tag all documents containing monetary amounts equal to or exceeding $X, or falling within the range of $X to $Y."
- "Collect correspondence mentioning specified individuals and email domains into designated review folders for priority analysis."
- "When contracts contain limitation-of-liability clauses, query for related amendments and capture execution dates."
- "For medical records, flag instances where hemoglobin levels dropped by X percent or more within Y days."
- "Identify document versions containing conflicting signature dates or inconsistent party information."
- "Mark documents as 'possible privilege' when containing terms like 'legal advice,' 'privileged,' or addressing known attorney email domains."
Typical Use Cases
Output and Delivery
Results export in multiple formats including structured data files, narrative reports, load files for downstream platforms, and interactive dashboards. Integration capabilities support major e-discovery platforms when required.
Getting Started
To begin a pilot project:
- Prepare a preliminary logic outline reflecting your case theories and information needs
- Compile a list of available data sources and formats
- Identify a representative document subset for initial testing
- Schedule a call to discuss your specific requirements
Projects typically begin with pilot phases using limited document sets to validate logic and refine parameters before full-scale deployment.