VDRPros ingests production sets, pleadings, and case files, OCRs scans locally in your browser during the first pass, and flags defects with exact page citations. Privilege candidates, page gaps, and unredacted PII surface for review, each with its source quoted.
The same engine runs every workspace: local first pass, hash-sealed intake, cited findings, and a drafted report you can verify.
Every file gets a SHA-256 seal at intake, and the receipts log classifies each intake action as ALLOW, SOFT, or HARD with its reason and hash. When the other side asks how the set was handled, the answer is a record, not a recollection.
Deep scan searches inside every file, extracted text and OCR text alike, and returns per-page cited results with highlighted matches in the viewer. Related files are sourced per result, so a hit in one pleading leads to the documents that give it context.
Page gaps, missing signatures, undated filings, unredacted PII: every flag quotes the exact passage, file, and page, and carries a signed receipt naming the agent, task, evidence, hash, and status.
OCR runs in the background after intake and re-analyzes extracted text with the same rules, so scanned productions feed the same index, search, and citation engine as born-digital files.
Five role levels with granular permissions keep attorneys, paralegals, and experts scoped to the right materials inside the workspace. Reports, indexes, and seal appendices export for controlled sharing; hosted rooms for outside parties are on the roadmap.
No. It flags privilege candidates with cited passages for attorney review. The determination stays with your team, and the review trail is receipted.
Email archives are sealed and inventoried at intake so the record is complete. Message-level email analysis is on the roadmap.
The first pass runs locally in your browser: reading, OCR, hashing, and classification. Nothing is uploaded during the first pass; you decide what leaves your browser afterward. Data-flow details are in our security disclosures.