Solution
For litigation teams, paralegals and legal operations at firms and corporate legal departments: every matter's filings, exhibits and correspondence in one governed, versioned, searchable case record.
The problem
Filings sit in email threads, exhibits on shared drives, updates on court portals — and version history lives in filenames like motion_final_v3_FINAL.
New filings land on court portals and reach the team when someone happens to check. In litigation, late awareness is lost response time.
Past work product is siloed from current matters, so the team rewrites the brief it already won with — at full cost, on the clock.
The product, not a promise
How it works
Pulls filings, correspondence and exhibits from email, portals and court dockets into the case record.
Assigns document type and case metadata automatically — no manual filing.
Ties each file to its case record and event timeline for context.
Preserves every version, edit and access with redline comparison between drafts.
Surfaces prior motions, briefs and rulings through search across all matters.
Who it's for
Litigator & paralegal
Legal operations & GC
Compliance & IT
Litigation runs on documents, and litigation documents are unforgiving. A missed filing, an untracked amendment, or an exhibit that cannot be traced to its origin costs more than time — it costs credibility with the court. Yet in most legal teams, case files live across email threads, shared drives and external court portals, and version history lives in filenames.
The platform captures everything tied to a matter — filings, affidavits, exhibits, correspondence — and organizes it automatically. Each document is classified, assigned case metadata, and linked to its case record and event timeline, so anyone on the team sees where a file sits in the life of the matter. Version control is built in: every edit, every version, every user access is preserved, and redline comparison shows exactly what changed between drafts. Docket monitoring closes the external gap, pulling updates from court portals so new filings land in the case record instead of being discovered late.
Reconstructing document history for a compliance review or a regulatory audit stops being an archaeology project. The lineage is already there.
Most legal teams have won the same argument twice — and drafted it from scratch both times, because past work product is siloed from current matters. With every brief and motion indexed and searchable, the team’s own successful arguments surface when a similar matter arises. Search spans internal work product and case documents together, so drafting starts from what already worked.
This is document-to-decision infrastructure for disputes: a clean, complete, verifiable file behind every strategic call, from early case assessment through trial preparation and post-litigation reporting. Legal and compliance teams get transparent visibility, outside counsel gets a complete record, and when a regulator or opposing counsel asks how a document came to be, the answer is one query away.
Objections, answered
Classification and case metadata are assigned automatically, and anything the platform is unsure about is flagged for a person instead of filed silently. Every classification is logged, so a misfiled document can be traced and corrected with its history intact.
Yes. Documents are organized to your matter taxonomy, metadata scheme and naming conventions — the repository reflects how your team already runs matters, with the manual filing removed.
Access is role-based per matter and per document, every access and edit is logged, and deployment options include private cloud and on-prem so matter data stays in your environment. When a regulator or opposing counsel asks how a document came to be, the answer is one query away.
Weeks. Capture connects to email, portals and dockets; existing files are ingested and classified in bulk. Teams typically start with active matters and backfill closed ones for the searchable knowledge base.
Watch it become a versioned, searchable case record with lineage on every document — live.
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