Turn document overload into case-ready work product.
AI-assisted eDiscovery and document preparation.
OCR, first-pass review, draft privilege logs, redactions, and Bates-stamped production sets — so staff spend less time preparing files and more time supporting the case.
$500/mo or $5,500/yr + $0.05 per page Unlimited users and matters AI-assisted, human-reviewed
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WH206 — Smith v. Acme
Personal injury
2,438
Documents uploaded
1,928
Bates stamped
184
Flagged for review
96%
Processing complete
Processing status
PDFs1,680 / 1,700
Word / Excel428 / 430
Images512 / 520
Other files40 / 40
AI summaries
Summaries generated
2,438
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Document log
Last updated
Today, 9:41 AM
Recent activity
Bates stamping completed for batch 4
Today, 9:41 AM
By Alex H.
148 documents processed for batch 4
Today, 6:32 AM
By System
Intake completed: Acme Medical Records
Yesterday, 4:15 PM
By Sarah L.
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Manual document prep slows down the whole case.
Large productions
Thousands of pages can take staff days or weeks to sort, rename, summarize, and prepare.
Inconsistent logs
Document logs, source tracking, Bates ranges, and production notes often live in spreadsheets.
Hard-to-find facts
Important records can be buried across medical files, emails, PDFs, and native documents.
Staff bottlenecks
Legal assistants spend valuable time doing repetitive prep work that software can accelerate.
The workflow
From upload to case-ready in four steps
1
Upload
Add PDFs, Office files, images, ZIP archives, and native emails (.msg / .eml).
2
Profile & Index
Capture source, custodian, case issues, Bates prefix and numbering, and what you want LitPrep to look for.
3
Process
OCR, summaries, issue flags, privilege flags, Bates-stamped PDFs, slip sheets, and searchable matter records.
4
Review & Produce
Work the review and privilege queues, redact, then export document logs, privilege logs, and production sets.
Capabilities
Everything you need to prepare, review, and produce
Document intake
Upload large document sets and capture source, custodian, matter, and production context.
Integrated OCR
Convert non-searchable PDFs and scanned images into searchable text so paper files are reviewable.
Bates stamping
Apply configurable Bates stamps to PDFs and track prefix, range, and numbering in the document log.
Native file slip sheets
Create slip sheets for Word, Excel, and other files that cannot be Bates stamped directly.
First-pass review & ECA
Document-level summaries and chronologies that accelerate early case assessment and first-pass review.
Draft privilege logs
Flag attorney-client and work-product material, work a privilege queue, and export a draft privilege log.
Redactions
Redact sensitive content before documents are Bates stamped and produced.
Issue flagging
Surface documents that may relate to key facts, claims, defenses, injuries, dates, or people.
Matter search & chat
Ask questions across indexed matter documents and trace answers back to source files.
Production sets
Assemble Bates-stamped production sets with native slip sheets and track proof of production.
Export formats
Production-ready PDF bundles plus Excel document logs, privilege logs, and indexes.
Audit history
Keep a record of uploads, metadata changes, bulk edits, and user activity.
Free your staff from repetitive document prep.
LitPrep handles the heavy lifting so your team can focus on what matters most — your case.
Before LitPrep
Manually open and review files
Create spreadsheets and logs
Apply Bates stamps by hand
Search terms across documents
Track sources and productions
With LitPrep
Automated document processing
Logs and summaries generated
Bates stamps applied consistently
AI flags and issue identification
Source, history, and tracking in one place
After LitPrep
Review prepared materials
Validate AI outputs
Focus on legal analysis
Meet deadlines with less stress
Deliver stronger results for clients
AI-assisted, human-reviewed.
LitPrep uses AI to summarize, flag, and search documents, but attorneys and staff remain in control. Every output should be reviewed before use in a legal matter.
Summaries are a starting point
AI helps accelerate review but does not replace attorney analysis.
Matter-specific context
Users tell LitPrep what the case is about before processing begins.
Source-focused review
AI results point you back to the underlying documents.
Built for refinement
Prompts, fields, workflows, and reports can be adjusted as you work.
Frequently asked questions
Is LitPrep a replacement for attorney review?
No. LitPrep is an AI-assisted document preparation platform. It helps organize, summarize, label, and surface documents, but attorneys and legal staff remain responsible for reviewing outputs and making legal decisions.
What does LitPrep help with?
Document intake and profiling, OCR, first-pass review and early case assessment, draft privilege logs, redactions, Bates stamping, slip sheets, document logs, AI summaries, issue flagging, matter search, and production sets.
Does LitPrep run OCR on scanned documents?
Yes. Integrated OCR converts non-searchable PDFs and scanned images into searchable text so scanned paper files can be summarized, searched, and flagged alongside native files.
Can LitPrep generate a privilege log?
Yes. Documents flagged as attorney-client or work product go through a privilege review queue, and LitPrep exports a draft privilege log for attorney review before production.
What export formats does LitPrep produce?
LitPrep produces Bates-stamped PDF production sets with native slip sheets, plus Excel document logs, privilege logs, and indexes. It does not currently generate eDiscovery load files such as DAT, OPT, or LFP.
Can LitPrep process thousands of documents?
Yes. LitPrep is designed to help legal teams process large document sets, but final performance and cost depend on file size, page count, OCR needs, AI usage, and storage requirements.
How much does AI processing cost?
AI processing is usage-based. Current planning expectations are approximately $0.05 per page processed for standard workflows, but actual costs may vary after testing with real document sets.
What file types does LitPrep support?
PDFs, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, native Outlook and email files (.msg and .eml), and images. Files that cannot be Bates stamped directly are handled with native slip sheets.
Does LitPrep support video?
Not in the standard scope. Video processing, transcription, surveillance review, deposition video analysis, and AI analysis of video files require separate scoping.
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