Before you can argue a case, you have to understand its sequence: what happened, when, and where the record says so. That chronology is the backbone of everything that follows — and building it by hand from a disordered pile of discovery is one of the most tedious jobs in litigation.
From documents to a timeline
Evidence analysis AI reads the materials you upload and assembles the timeline for you — pulling dated events out of reports, records, statements, and exhibits and putting them in order. Each entry is linked to the document it came from, so the timeline is not a summary you have to trust; it is a map into your own record.
A timeline you can click — every event linked to the page it came from.
Why the link matters
A chronology is only useful if you can rely on it. Because CaseFilter reads only your file and links every entry to its source, you can confirm any date in a click and cite it with confidence. And when the record contradicts itself, the timeline is where those conflicts surface. Send us a matter and see the timeline it builds from your own discovery.