What your investigation delivers

Source-linked findings, prepared for your case.

Pandexis investigates the agreed records and prepares source-linked findings, chronology, relationships and unresolved questions for your legal team’s review.

What Pandexis prepares

Document organization

We organize and categorize the supplied records within scope, with exact-file duplicate checks before analysis.

Audio transcription

Audio in scope is transcribed with timestamps and speaker information where available.

Video transcription & annotation

We prepare transcripts and visual annotations for recordings included in the agreed investigation.

PDF scanning & OCR

We prepare searchable text from supplied scans where extraction is possible, keeping the source records available for investigation.

Image annotation

We describe relevant visible details and text in the images included in scope, linking them to supported findings.

Chronology of events

We organize relevant dated events across the agreed records, retain source references and flag uncertain timing.

Knowledge graph

We map people, organizations, events and documented relationships that help explain the investigated record.

Adversarial review

Our investigation tests findings against competing explanations and counterevidence, keeping unresolved issues visible.

What you receive

Investigation summary

A prepared account of what the investigated record supports and which questions remain open.

Cast of characters

The people, places and things that matter, with the evidence behind each one.

Timeline of key events

Relevant events organized by time, with source references and uncertain dates kept visible.

Missing evidence

Records and questions that remain unconfirmed within the supplied materials.

Conflicting evidence

Where accounts, records or timelines disagree, with the sources side by side so your team can assess what holds up.

Alternative explanations

Other ways to interpret the evidence, including what supports or weakens each explanation and what remains unresolved.

Follow-up questions

Questions and potential leads suggested by the investigated record, for your team to consider.

File inventory

What is in your corpus: file types, hours of video, categorization and duplicates.

Source support

References connect prepared findings to supporting records and relevant passages.

Knowledge graph

Connections across the corpus: people, organizations, events and the records behind them.

Scope and limitations

Investigation boundaries and unresolved issues to discuss when evaluating the findings.

Findings walkthrough

A handoff with Pandexis to discuss the prepared findings and follow-up questions.

Investigation reports

A report built for your review.

Pandexis assembles the investigation into an interactive report, with prepared findings and the records that explain them. Your attorneys assess the significance of that work and decide how to use it.

  • A prepared account. The summary and finding cards explain what the investigated record supports.
  • Support and limits together. Source references, competing accounts and unresolved questions accompany the findings.
  • A service handoff. Pandexis walks your team through the prepared findings. Report access and delivery arrangements are agreed with the engagement.
Source tracing

Supporting records beside the findings.

The prepared findings connect factual explanations to supporting records and passages. Competing accounts and unresolved questions stay visible so your team can assess the support and its limits.

Cast of characters

People and relationships, with source context.

Prepared relationship details keep people, roles, affiliations and supporting references together. Your team receives the context behind connections relevant to the investigation.

Factual chronologies

An ordered account of the relevant events.

Pandexis prepares a sourced chronology of relevant events within the agreed records. Uncertain dates, conflicting accounts and gaps remain part of the explanation.

Evaluate the delivered work.

Use the scope, source support and handoff to evaluate an investigation service. These questions help you discuss the work your firm needs completed.

Reconciliation

Pandexis compares the agreed records and identifies conflicting accounts and unresolved questions.

Ask: "How will conflicting accounts and unresolved questions appear in the delivered findings?"

Adversarial review

A dedicated stage tests competing explanations and counterevidence.

Ask: "How are competing explanations and counterevidence considered before delivery?"

Corpus scope

Records are analyzed in stages. Capacity and scope are agreed per engagement.

Ask: "Which records and questions are included, and what sits outside the agreed scope?"

Source support

References link findings to supporting records and passages.

Ask: "What source references and supporting context accompany the findings?"

Visible limits

Evidence grades, competing accounts and missing records sit beside the findings.

Ask: "How do you show what the evidence doesn't establish, or where the findings are uncertain?"

Handoff and responsibility

Pandexis prepares the investigation findings; your attorneys decide their significance and how to use them.

Ask: "What does Pandexis prepare, and which decisions remain with my legal team?"

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Ask your questions.

See an example report with our team, then discuss the records, questions and deliverables that would fit your matter. Scope, fixed fee and timeline are agreed before work begins.

Agreed with your engagement
  1. Preparation of the agreed records
  2. Investigation goals and case context
  3. Investigation and challenge within scope
  4. Published interactive findings report
  5. Findings walkthrough
  6. Agreed report access and delivery arrangements