What does Briefpoint draft?
Requests for Production
Propound & Respond
All U.S. States and Federal Districts
Requests for Admission
Propound & Respond
All U.S. States and Federal Districts
Interrogatories
Propound & Respond
All U.S. States and Federal Districts
Requests for Production
Propound & Respond
U.S. State and Federal
Requests for Admission
Propound & Respond
U.S. State and Federal
Interrogatories
Propound & Respond
U.S. State and Federal
How does Briefpoint work?
Propound
1) Click “Propound Discovery”,
2) Upload a .pdf of your case’s Complaint/Petition,
3) Click “Open in Word” to download completed Interrogatories, Requests for Admission, and Requests for Production.
Respond
1) Upload .pdfs of opposing counsel’s requests/interrogatories,
2) Briefpoint objects to each request/interrogatory and collects your clients’ responses,
3) Click “Open in Word” to download your responses.
Is Briefpoint secure?
Yes – see Briefpoint Security Overview for Briefpoint’s data protection/privacy protocols.
Nothing you type into Briefpoint is used to train or improve Briefpoint or any other AI system.
No client information is used to train or improve Briefpoint or any other AI system.
Your data is siloed to your account and secured by end-to-end and at-rest encryption.
Simple Process, Meaningful Results
Step 1
Upload your discovery request
Briefpoint’s machine-learning, AI system will immediately begin scanning and extracting as much information as it can from your document, including:
• Court name (thereby applying local formatting rules)
• Case Number
• Parties
• Request Type (i.e., RFA, RFP, Interrogatory, or Form Interrogatory)
• Set Number, and much more.
Step 2
Add your objections and responses to your response
By this time, our AI system will have already created a caption and started filling out some of the more routine data within your brief, including the requests or interrogatories. From here, you can add your objections to each request or interrogatory by clicking which objections you would like to lodge.
Step 3
Open in Word
At any time during the process, you are free to download your document and open it in Word to finish what’s left. You’ll get a properly formatted, mostly-completed brief right on your computer for you to finish (or even file)!