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PDF Intelligence Reader
Upload police reports, court filings, discovery productions, and records. Full-text OCR extraction, deep indexing, keyword search, annotation, and structured metadata — all with chain-of-custody integrity.
Starter includes PDF upload and OCR. Essentials adds entity extraction and deep indexing. Professional unlocks cross-reference, AI summary, and the full document pipeline.
View plans →Extracted text, OCR output, and annotations are tools for attorney review — not final work product. Always verify extracted content against the original document before reliance in proceedings.
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Enter a search term to find matches across all pages.
Structural breakdown of the document — headings, sections, key entities, and cross-references.
Document index will be generated after OCR processing.
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Document Processing
What the Reader Does
Full-Text OCR
Tesseract OCR extracts text from scanned documents, faxes, and image-based PDFs. Supports multi-column layouts, forms, and legal filings with confidence scoring per word.
Deep Indexing
Builds a structural index of headings, paragraphs, named entities (people, addresses, dates, case numbers), and cross-references. Navigate complex discovery productions in seconds.
Full-Text Search
Regex-capable search across all pages with highlighted matches. Find names, dates, badge numbers, and keywords across hundreds of pages of police reports and medical records.
Entity Extraction
Automatically identifies and tags people, organizations, locations, dates, monetary amounts, and case citations. Build entity graphs across multi-document discovery sets.
Annotation & Notes
Highlight text, add margin notes, flag pages for review. Annotations are preserved in the chain of custody and exportable alongside the original document.
Cross-Document Comparison
Compare statements across multiple PDFs in the same case. Surface contradictions between police reports, witness statements, and medical records.