Classify, then extract

Litigation discovery support

Classify discovery documents as privileged, relevant, or irrelevant, then extract the evidence on a hosted discovery desk.

The problem

Discovery arrives as a pile of mixed files. Reviewers open each one to decide privilege and relevance, then retype the facts they will need later. The coding and the source file drift apart.

How the workflow runs

Classify the document

The classify step labels each file privileged, relevant, irrelevant, or other so the pile has an order before anyone reads for facts.

Extract the evidence

An extract agent pulls the key facts and references present in the document onto the run.

Leave privilege to counsel

The starter codes and extracts. Add a human review step on the canvas when counsel must confirm privilege and relevance before production.

What the hosted app shows

The discovery desk collects a packet and matter details, then shows the classification and extracted facts together. Counsel uses that page for the confirmation you add on the canvas.

Who it is for

Litigation teams and legal operations that need a first-pass coding of discovery before counsel reviews production.

Questions

It proposes a label and extracts facts. Privilege calls belong to counsel. Add a review step so that confirmation is part of the run.