Doc Timeline AI
An AI system automatically classifies, organizes, and summarizes document sets, helping users find information faster and reducing document processing time.
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Manually organizing and processing document sets took considerable time
When a case file contains many documents, reading, classifying, ordering, and locating related information by hand takes considerable time and is prone to error β especially for large legal, medical, or academic files.
AI automatically classifies, organizes, and summarizes documents
The AI system automatically classifies, organizes, and summarizes document sets, helping users find information faster and reducing document processing time. Data is processed in a private environment to ensure security.
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How It Works
Upload documents
Users upload their documents (PDF, DOCX, even scans/photos) straight into the system β no limit on how many files a case file can hold.
Extract information from PDF/images
OCR (Google Cloud Vision) accurately pulls text out of PDFs and photos/scans, even when the document has no existing text layer.
Analyze, order, and create links
Gemini analyzes the actual content to order documents chronologically, summarize each document and the whole file, and detect links between related documents.
Export a ZIP of sorted, linked documents
The original files are renamed to match the sorted order, annotated with their detected links, and packaged into a single ZIP for download.
Why It Matters
Key Highlights
Estimated ~65 hours saved per 50-document case file
For a 50-document case file (~25 pages each), manual processing takes about 9.3 working days (reading, ordering, summarizing, cross-referencing, compiling the report); with Doc Timeline AI, the human time drops to about 1 day β mostly reviewing and editing the AI's suggestions. This is a reasoned estimate based on typical lawyer/paralegal reading and writing rates, not measured data from real users yet.