Autodoc
End discovery busywork.
Ship responses fast.
Autodoc turns productions and case files into ready-to-serve discovery responses—complete with Bates numbering and page-level citations.
Trade weeks of review for one upload
From thousands of pages to a finished, Bates-cited production—fast.
- Manual relevancy review & tagging across thousands of pages
- Map documents to each RFP by hand
- Draft every response from scratch
- Apply Bates and assemble the production manually
- Upload RFPs + production/case file
- Autodoc finds responsive docs for each request
- Generates Word responses with page-level Bates citations
- Packages a ready-to-serve production
How Autodoc Works
Three steps. One download.
Upload
Drag and drop the complaint, RFPs, and production/case files. Autodoc prepares the workspace for drafting.
Find
Autodoc searches across folders and pinpoints responsive documents per RFP—no preliminary relevancy pass required.
Generate
Download a Word-formatted response (captioned, objections, answers, Bates citations) plus a Bates-numbered production package.
What you get
Everything needed to draft and serve—without the drudgery.
Word Responses
Fully captioned with objections, substantive answers, and page-level Bates citations for every document.
Bates-Numbered Package
A production zip that's ready to serve and compliant with common local-rule expectations.
Responsiveness-First AI
Skip the old relevance review. If it's responsive to the RFP, it's relevant—go straight to work product.
Trust & Verify
See where the AI searched, confirm/deselect files, and edit text before service.
Privilege Controls
Manually tag privileged materials to add them to your Privileged List for use as a basis of a privilege log.
Team-Ready
Delegable to associates and paralegals with transparent review steps partners can trust.
Case Study: 95% Faster Discovery Responses
Before Autodoc, a mid-sized California litigation firm manually organized client productions, identified responsiveness, drafted Word responses, and applied Bates—spending 30–40 hours per matter on a typical 40-RFP set.
With Autodoc, attorneys upload the complaint, RFPs, and case files, click Find Documents to surface responsive materials, verify folders like "Medical Records," "Contracts," and "Communications," and generate both a Bates-numbered production and a Word response with Bates citations—in minutes.
"If a document is responsive to a request for production, it is relevant. By starting from responsiveness, we skip the entire relevance review step and go straight to work product."
The firm now reviews, verifies, and files—turning discovery from a time sink into a strategic advantage.
Safeguards & Control
Transparency for partners. Confidence for teams.
Transparent Search
Instantly visualize where Autodoc looked—and where it didn't—before you finalize.
Privilege Workflow
Tag and exclude privileged materials and generate a privilege list to use as a basis for a log.
Word-First Editing
Review and edit in Word prior to service for complete control over objections and answers.
What’s next
Upcoming modules expand Autodoc’s drafting power.
Interrogatories
Locate answers directly within productions to draft verified responses faster.
Redaction
Streamlined redaction workflows to safely produce sensitive documents.
Live Retrieval
Ask a question in court or deposition and instantly surface responsive documents.
Frequently Asked Questions
What matters is Autodoc best for?
Autodoc shines on common litigation matters with productions under roughly 10,000 pages where heavyweight e-discovery is overkill.
What outputs do I get?
A Word response (captioned, objections, answers, Bates citations) and a Bates-numbered production package that's ready to serve.
Can I control what gets produced?
Yes—confirm/deselect files, tag privilege, and edit all text in Word before service. You see exactly where the AI looked.
How fast is it?
Typical drafting runs about 3–10 seconds per request, turning days of work into minutes.
How do I get started?
Click Get Started to book a demo—we'll walk your team through best practices in under 30 minutes.