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AI-Proposed Facts

Streamlined document review with AI-driven fact and issue extraction

Stop losing evenings to manual document review and focus on strategy and analysis. Casefleet AI tools help you surface potential issues and facts from your documents for inclusion in your case chronology, each backed by citations so you can focus on strategy instead of re‑reading records.

AI-powered Fact Extraction Software

Reveal powerful insights

AI-driven fact extraction scans case documents to suggest potential facts and issues for inclusion in your chronology

Track critical connections

Entity and issue linking connects facts to relevant elements in your case and the parties involved, helping you see relationships across your case at a glance

Streamline fact management

Review, accept, edit, and save proposed facts directly from the document viewer or the AI Assistant with options to tag and categorize each fact using the key elements of your case

Auto-identify facts and issues

Auto-identify potential facts in documents

CaseFleet’s Document Intelligence uses AI to scan pleadings, transcripts, and other records to suggest factual statements worth adding to your chronology. You can also prompt the AI Assistant chat to propose facts for a specific claim, turning long documents into structured facts in far less time.

AI-driven suggested facts software review

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I have a very large network of legal nurses. What stood out to me was that we have control over reviewing and creating a chronology, versus other software that uses AI to do it. All the features of Casefleet were exactly what I was looking for.

Legal Nurse Consultant, Ohio

Review, edit, and approve AI suggestions

Review every AI suggestion before it reaches your case chronology. See the proposed language, check the citation in the document viewer or chat, then accept, refine, or dismiss each fact so your chronology always reflects your own legal judgment.

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See accepted facts directly in your chronology

Accepted facts flow straight into Casefleet’s fact management system with dates, issues, entities, and citations attached. Your chronology and timeline build themselves as you approve suggestions without changing the workflows you already rely on.

Curious about AI-powered fact extraction?

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This tool is great and could be indispensable. Document summarization is the perfect use case for generative AI.

Criminal Law Attorney, Illinois

AI document summarization software FAQs

How accurate is Casefleet's AI fact extraction?

Casefleet’s AI can suggest facts and tags based on your uploaded documents and case context, but you always verify citations and approve suggestions before they’re added to your case chronology.​

What types of documents work with AI-proposed facts?

Proposed facts work with the same document types supported by Document Intelligence, including pleadings, correspondence, contracts, deposition transcripts, AV transcripts, and other OCR‑processed case records.​

Can I edit or modify the AI's suggested facts?

Yes. You can edit any fact suggestions, adjust the language, or dismiss it entirely. Facts only appear on your Facts page after you click “Accept” in the reviewer or AI Assistant.​

How do accepted facts integrate with my existing case workflow?

Accepted facts flow directly into your existing chronology and timeline, where you can tag, filter, and organize them alongside manually created facts no new workflow required.​

Is there an additional cost for using Suggested Facts?

Proposed Facts are available to accounts enabled for AI usage‑based features, with usage allotments that scale by user count. The feature leverages Casefleet's existing Document Intelligence capabilities. For current pricing and plan details, please visit our pricing page or contact our support team.

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