RFP Responses & Production
Their requests in. Your production out.
Briefpoint reads every request for production, finds the responsive documents in your files, and writes the response — each one cited by Bates — with the production package to serve alongside it.
Why it matters
Trade weeks of review for one upload.
From thousands of pages to a finished, Bates-cited production — fast.
Without Briefpoint
- Manual relevancy review and tagging across thousands of pages
- Map documents to each RFP by hand
- Draft every response from scratch
- Apply Bates and assemble the production manually
With Briefpoint
- Upload RFPs plus the production/case file
- Briefpoint finds responsive documents for each request
- Generates Word responses with page-level Bates citations
- Packages a ready-to-serve production
How it works
Three steps. One download.
Upload — the request and the files
Drag and drop the complaint, RFPs, and production/case files. Briefpoint prepares the workspace for drafting.
Find — responsiveness first, no relevance pass
Briefpoint searches across folders and pinpoints responsive documents per RFP — no preliminary relevancy review required. If it’s responsive to the request, it’s relevant.
Generate — response and production together
Download a Word-formatted response — captioned, objections, answers, Bates citations — plus a Bates-numbered production package ready to serve.
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 consistent with common local-rule expectations.
Responsiveness-first AI
Skip the old relevance review. If a document is responsive to the RFP, it’s relevant — go straight to work product.
Trust and verify
See exactly where Briefpoint searched — and where it didn’t — then confirm or deselect files and edit text before service.
Privilege controls
Tag privileged materials to exclude them from the production and build a privilege list to use as the basis of a log.
Team-ready
Delegable to associates and paralegals, with transparent review steps partners can trust.
A 40-RFP set: from a lost week to minutes
Before Briefpoint, 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 Briefpoint, 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.”
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Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know.
Which matters is this best for?
Briefpoint shines on the everyday litigation matters where heavyweight e-discovery platforms are overkill — the productions that make up most of a working docket.
What outputs do I get?
A Word response — captioned, with objections, answers, and page-level Bates citations — and a Bates-numbered production package that’s ready to serve.
Can I control what gets produced?
Yes. Confirm or deselect files, tag privileged materials, and edit all text in Word before service. You see exactly where Briefpoint looked — and where it didn’t.
How fast is it?
Typical drafting runs about 3–10 seconds per request, turning days of work into minutes.
Included with every Briefpoint plan
Watch Briefpoint build a production from your kind of case.
See it find the documents, write the responses, and cite every Bates number — live.
Book a DemoOne flat price, no per-case fees — see Pricing.