Deposition summaries, cross-checked against the medical record.
Page-line, topic, and narrative formats in minutes — and because the transcript lives next to the medical file, testimony that contradicts the record gets flagged, cited on both sides.
Everyone summarizes the transcript. Nobody checks it against the record.
Seven or more AI tools already sell "summaries in minutes." Speed is table stakes now. What none of them hold is the medical record, sitting next to the transcript. So when the witness says "no prior knee pain" and the PCP note says otherwise, this is where it gets caught: flagged, with both sides cited, for you to weigh.
Three steps between the transcript and the cross-check.
Upload the transcript and the record
The deposition transcript goes in next to the medical file you already have. In the demo case, that file runs 342 pages across 2 packets.
The AI summarizes and cross-checks, every line cited
Page-line, topic, and chronological summaries draft in minutes, and every factual claim in the testimony is checked against the record. Agreements cite their source page; contradictions get flagged with both pages cited.
You review, weigh, and export
Verify any citation with a click, decide what each conflict means, and export a hyperlinked DOCX that links back to the transcript and record pages.
The contradiction is flagged. The judgment stays yours.
A flagged conflict is only useful if you can stand it up in a motion or across a deposition table. So every flag carries both citations: the transcript page where the witness said it, and the record page that says otherwise. Nothing is characterized as a lie, an error, or an impeachment; that call is yours.
In the demo case, "no prior knee pain" at transcript p.88 sits across from a PCP note at record p.214. Both pages are one click away, and the audit trail shows exactly how the flag was raised and who reviewed it.
The rules the platform never breaks.
HIPAA, under a signed BAA
Every file is handled under our Business Associate Agreement, from the first byte.
Never trains a model
Your records are never used to train any AI model — ours or anyone else's.
Every line cited
If we can't cite it, we don't say it. Every sentence links to its source page.
Deleted after delivery
Files are deleted 30 days after delivery, with a full audit log of every access.
Four capabilities behind every summary.
The deposition summary is one deliverable of the same platform that reads, sorts, and cites the whole record.
Deposition digest
One transcript, three formats: page-line, topic, and chronological narrative. Every line of each format pins back to its transcript page.
Medical Record Q&A
Ask the record what the witness claimed, in plain English. Every answer comes back cited to its source page in the file.
Verifiable AI Citations
Every claim in the summary links to its source: the transcript page on one side, the record page on the other. Click either to verify.
Supplemental record review
Records that arrive after the deposition are read into the same case and checked against the testimony already on file.
Deposition summaries, answered.
The summary every service sells. The cross-check nobody else has.
Flagged and cited on both sides. You decide what it means.