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Digestly by Datics AI

A deposition summary by topic and witness, with every statement cited to page and line.

Attorneys stop waiting days for a digest of a long deposition. Digestly drafts a summary by topic and witness, cites every statement to page and line, and lists where the testimony disagrees with itself.

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tessaline.example/calloway-ridge/summaries/okafor-marsh

Calloway Ridge Reporting · Digestly

Demo

Summarize the Lena Marsh deposition by topic for the attorney.

Summary waiting for the reviewer

  • 6 topics, every statement cited to page and line
  • 1 inconsistency listed: the inspection date
  • Delivered only after a reviewer approves it

212 pages readEvery statement citedReviewer approves

Try it step by step

Illustrative demo on a fictional agency and firm. Not client work.

Try it step by step

Digestly on a fictional customer.

Calloway Ridge Reporting (fictional). Step through the conversation, then see what Digestly hands back, the way your Build Sprint would build it on synthetic data.

tessaline.example/calloway-ridge/summaries/okafor-marsh

Calloway Ridge Reporting · Digestly

Demo

  • Summarize the Lena Marsh deposition by topic for the attorney.

Step 1 of 5

Illustrative demo on a fictional agency and firm. Not client work.

What it hands back

tessaline.example/calloway-ridge/summaries/okafor-marsh

Deposition summary · Lena Marsh

Calloway Ridge Reporting · Okafor v. Thistle Logistics, 212 pages

Digestly
Topics
6 · notice, inspections, logs, training, staffing, contract
Done
Citations
Every statement cited to page and line
Done
Inconsistency
Inspection date · April 2 at 41:12, April 9 at 118:4
Check
Legal conclusions
None drawn · left to the attorney
Done
Delivery
Held until the reviewer approves
Waiting

A summary of what the transcript says, cited line by line. The attorney draws the conclusions.

Illustrative demo on a fictional agency and firm. Not client work.

What it does

What Digestly can do.

Summaries of deposition and hearing transcripts by topic and witness, every statement cited to page and line, inconsistencies listed for the attorney, and no legal conclusion drawn; a reviewer approves each summary before it is delivered.

Summary by topic and witness

Testimony grouped by the topics the attorney cares about, for each witness.

Page and line on every statement

Each sentence in the summary cites the page and line it came from, opened in one click.

Inconsistencies listed

Places where the witness says two different things, side by side with both citations.

No legal conclusions

It reports what the transcript says; credibility and what it means for the case stay with the attorney.

Reviewed before delivery

A reviewer reads and approves each summary before the attorney receives it.

How it works

The transcript is split by page and line, and each passage keeps its position. The model drafts the summary only from those passages and cites each one; inconsistencies are matched across the transcript and listed with both citations for the reviewer.

Built on cited answers over archives, on transcript platform work we have delivered, and on drafting flows where a professional approves every note. Summaries by topic, page and line citations and the inconsistency list are what the Build Sprint adds.

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Why it sells

What Digestly does for your business.

What your customers get, and what it does for your renewals and pricing.

A new product to sell

Agencies offer cited summaries beside every transcript.

Summaries attorneys can check

Every statement has its page and line, so nothing needs rechecking from scratch.

Faster turnaround

Reviewers approve a draft instead of writing a summary from the first page.

Built for:Court reporting and transcript platforms

Controls

What Digestly touches, and who approves.

Your customers' data is not used to train models for anyone else and stays in your cloud. Built and tested on synthetic or test data.

  • Who uses it

    Court reporting agencies, litigation support teams, attorneys

  • What it connects to

    Released transcripts on your platform, with their page and line numbers

  • What a person approves

    A reviewer approves each summary before it is delivered

  • Switch per customer

    On or off for each customer, with data settings their admins control.

See all controls and how we handle confidential legal records

How to get it

Two steps to a finished Digestly.

Start with a three-week Build Sprint. Add more only if you want it.

  1. First · Build Sprint · $10,000 fixed

    Attorneys get deposition summaries they can check line by line

    • Summary by topic and witness
    • Page and line on every statement
    • Inconsistencies listed
    • In your staging, behind a feature flag
    • Delivered as pull requests
    • A test set your team reviews
    1. Week 1Setup
    2. Weeks 2 to 3Build
    3. You getDigestly in your staging and a fixed production quote
    Your time
    About 2 to 3 hours a week from a product owner
    Data
    Synthetic or test data, never your customers' customers
    The fee
    Counts toward production
    See Digestly in your platform See a sample Build Sprint Pack

  2. Then · Live in production

    A finished product, yours to run

    • Fixed quote
    • Tested before launch
    • Switch per customer
    • A finished, working Digestly in your product
    • Runs in your cloud, under your name
    • Fixed quote, agreed before we start

  3. Optional · Add more later

    Only if you want it

    More of Digestly:

    • No legal conclusions
    • Reviewed before delivery

    Another module:

    • Each one quoted on its own
    • Nothing ongoing unless you ask

Already built or tried AI? Get it scored with the AI Scorecard. Need something else? Start with a Planning Sprint.

FAQ

Questions about Digestly.

Does it judge the testimony?

No. It reports what the transcript says, cites it and lists inconsistencies. Credibility and legal conclusions are the attorney's.

Can a summary go out without review?

No. A reviewer approves each summary before it is delivered.

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