What it is about
When you upload a contract, an official notice or a lengthy exchange of letters, what you usually want in the end is just one thing: the hard facts, neatly sorted. Who are the contracting parties? Which amounts appear where? Which deadline expires when? Which reference number belongs to it?
That is exactly what the Case Extract now offers in every case file.
What the Case Extract can do
- Per document, a structured list of people, organisations, addresses, contact details, dates, deadlines, amounts, reference numbers, references, items, clauses, quantities and more.
- A confidence level for each fact (high / medium / low) — uncertain matches are clearly flagged.
- Search, sorting and category filters right inside the list.
- Pin, edit, archive — every fact can be adjusted, assigned to its own group or marked as “important”.
- Add your own facts through a simple editor.
- Duplicate detection: similar matches go into a confirmation queue instead of being silently discarded.
Why it helps — especially for SMEs and private individuals
- On the phone with an insurer, a public authority or a lawyer, you have the details in a single list instead of hunting through a PDF.
- When handing the case over to a lawyer, the pinned facts can go along straight away — the lawyer immediately sees the client, the opposing party, the reference numbers and the deadlines.
- Where a case involves several documents, you get one central list of facts instead of scattered notes.
Pricing and transparency
The Case Extract is charged per document — you see the exact price before you start. If the model returns too few facts or processing fails, you are refunded automatically.
How it relates to the standard analysis
The document analysis answers “What does it say, what is risky, what would the next steps be?”. The Case Extract answers “Which specific details are in this document?” — the two features complement each other but can be used independently.
Limitations
The Case Extract is an AI-generated aid, not a legal assessment. Please check important facts (e.g. deadlines, amounts, reference numbers) against the original document before acting on them — see the AI transparency notice for details.
