The platform

The routine work of a case, done in the background

The routine work of a case, done in the background and checked by your team.

What this looks like today

A nine-hundred-page record set arrives and someone reads it to find the providers, the dates and the lien amounts. It takes a day, and it happens on every case.

What it does

  • Records read on arrival

    Medical records and bills are catalogued as they land, with providers, dates of service and charges extracted into the case rather than left in a PDF.

  • Lien values surfaced, not hunted

    Provider lien amounts are pulled out and attached to the case, where they can be tracked and negotiated instead of discovered at settlement.

  • Gaps made visible

    Missing records and treatment gaps show up as facts about the case while there is still time to chase them.

  • A person confirms, always

    Extraction proposes and a human accepts. Nothing derived by a model becomes a fact about the case without someone signing off.

AI here is plumbing, not an assistant

There is no chat window to consult and no prompt to write. The work happens to documents as they arrive, which is the only version of this that survives a real caseload — anything requiring someone to remember to ask is skipped on the days it would help most.

What it does not do

This does not give legal advice, value a case on its own, or decide anything. It reads documents and proposes structure; judgment stays with your team.

See it on your own caseload

Thirty minutes with someone who knows personal injury practice. We will tell you plainly if it is not a fit.

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