Permission-aware preparation
Prepared files remain associated with the firm, matter, and access settings used by the document workflow.
Document processing
Prepare authorized documents for later search and source-grounded work during onboarding and as new files are added.
What it does
A practical part of the firm’s workflow.
Document processing makes authorized firm files usable for later search and source-grounded work. It records what can be read, what needs additional attention, and which matter and configured access settings are associated with the file.
Readable-content detection
The system distinguishes searchable material from files that may need text recognition or review.
Ongoing updates
Newly added documents can be prepared so future work includes current material.
How it works
What the team can expect.
Add or identify the source
A file enters through onboarding, a case upload, or an authorized document workflow.
Prepare searchable content
The document is processed and its readiness is recorded.
Use it with citations
Later Jane work can locate relevant passages and return a path back to the source.
Make new documents useful beyond storage.
Process authorized files so later work can find and cite what matters.