Core organizes matter information, uncovers important facts, and turns that knowledge into reviewable legal work — with sources and control built in.

Case Information Is Everywhere.
Usable Matter Knowledge Isn't.
Documents, correspondence, notes, reports, attorney knowledge, and more all contain pieces of the matter. But those pieces rarely become one structured, reliable understanding the firm can reuse.
People, dates, events, and more details are scattered across documents.
Statements, records, or timelines may disagree when you cannot easily see the full picture.
Knowledge remains in individual documents, notes, inboxes, and attorneys’ heads.
Information is reviewed, summarized, and re-entered again for every new task or context switch.
From scattered information to Usable Matter Knowledge.
Core brings documents, findings, and matter context into one connected workflow. Important information is identified, reviewed, structured, and made available wherever the firm needs it next.
Turn Documents Into Structured Knowledge
Core reviews uploaded documents and identifies the people, organizations, dates, events, facts, and issues that may matter to the case.
It can also surface conflicting accounts, missing information, and follow-up questions that deserve closer review.
Every finding remains linked to its source and proposed until an attorney reviews, accepts, or dismisses it.

Build Reliable Understanding of the Matter
Reviewed findings become structured matter knowledge: confirmed parties and roles, important dates, timelines, discrepancies, and open questions.
Core keeps that information connected to the underlying documents, so attorneys can see both what is known and where it came from.
As the matter develops, shared context is updated and reused instead of reconstructed for every new task.

Apply Matter Knowledge to Legal Work
Core's AI assistant works from the matter's stored knowledge, reviewed information, timelines, and firm policies — not from an isolated prompt alone.
Attorneys can ask questions, compare statements, investigate discrepancies, retrieve supporting sources, and prepare reviewable work with the matter context already in place.
That same confirmed information can support additional workflows, including discovery analysis, timeline preparation, and legal forms.

Core is built around the matter, not an isolated prompt or one-time output. Information identified in one workflow becomes structured context that can support the next, while sources and attorney review remain connected throughout.
Every conversation and workflow can begin with the matter’s documents, parties, dates, timelines, and reviewed information already in context.
Important findings and answers remain connected to the documents they came from, so attorneys can verify the evidence behind the work.
Core separates proposed information from attorney-confirmed matter knowledge. AI assists with the work; the firm decides what becomes part of the record.
Ready to Get Started?
Upload matter documents, review what Core identifies, and begin building reusable matter knowledge for the work ahead.