For law firms and legal teams.
Prepare the exhibit set, follow the proceeding, then work from the record. Give the next person a clear reference to the page, the document, or the source video.
Follow the workdayPrepare the set. Work from the record.
A path for attorneys, paralegals, and litigation support, from the documents on the table to the references your team shares.
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Before the proceeding
Put the exhibit set in order.
Plan numbering across witnesses and days. Check the source documents, the sticker placement, and the log against your team’s filing and delivery requirements.
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With the record in hand
Make every reference traceable.
Work from the reporter’s transcript and the source video. Keep page-and-line references with the passages your team reviews, and confirm the ranges before using clips or designations.
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For the next reviewer
Send the context with the file.
Share the relevant document, its exhibit number, and the reference your colleague needs. A clear handoff should let the next reviewer return to the same source.
Build an exhibit number plan
Tools for your work.
Explore the tools and the work ahead. Each product’s status is shown beside its name.
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Exhibits by DepoStack
PreviewTry preparing exhibit sets, saving marked PDFs, and keeping an exhibit log. Check the files against your team’s filing and delivery requirements.
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Video by DepoStack
PlannedPlanned for designations, counter-designations, and clips from ranges you confirm. Follow development of the review workflow.
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Tools to help legal teams write clearer AI prompts.
Keep a useful reference.
Field Notes on the decisions behind the work.
Free tools
Open a tool and get to work. No account needed.
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Exhibit number planner
Plan exhibit numbers across deponents and days, then print or download the log.
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Transcript invoice estimator
Estimate a transcript invoice from the reporter’s written rate schedule.
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