Your client arrived organized.

Incident log

Each incident documented with date, time, location, severity, contact method, witness information, and victim impact. Numbered and labeled sequentially.

Evidence files with annotations

Files attached to specific incidents — or as background/case-level records. Each file includes the survivor's label (what it is) and their longer annotations (what it means, what to notice). Email metadata captured where relevant.

Companion testimony — raw and reviewed

Raw transcript from guided sessions, preserved unaltered. A survivor-reviewed summary, clearly labeled and timestamped, kept separately. If no review has occurred, the AI-generated draft is shown and labeled as such. You will always know which is which.

Prior records and background files

Court documents, police reports, official records from other jurisdictions, background research — kept separate from incident-specific evidence in a distinct background section.

Your review layer

You can apply review labels — relevance, privilege, issue flags, and notes — directly in the portal. These are visible to you and not shown to the survivor.