TimelineSystem
TimelineSystem
TimelineSystem turns emails, PDFs, spreadsheets, chats, and exhibits into a single source-cited chronology — reviewable, signable, and verifiable on the day you file.
TimelineSystem is a chronology platform for litigation teams. It turns the mixed evidence in a production — email, PDFs, native files, spreadsheets, chat exports, audit logs — into a date-anchored chronology where every event traces back to a specific page in a specific exhibit, and every export carries a SHA-256 manifest opposing counsel can verify offline.
EML, MSG, MBOX, PST, PDF (text and OCR), DOCX, XLSX, PPTX, Slack and Teams exports, SMS / iMessage, JSON / CSV audit logs, and archives. Connectors pull from Microsoft 365, Gmail Vault, NetDocuments, iManage, Slack, Teams, and Relativity.
Date-anchored events are extracted with the originating span attached. Duplicates across custodians collapse to one canonical event. Ambiguous dates record an uncertainty window instead of a false-precise timestamp.
Reviewers walk the chronology event-by-event with role-based status
transitions. An event can advance to accepted only after a
reviewer has opened the cited span. Every decision is logged in a
hash-chained audit trail.
Court-ready PDF with citation footnotes, structured CSV / JSON, Word handoff, and a signed bundle for sealed productions. Every artifact carries a SHA-256 manifest and an independent verification command.
The chronology is where evidence becomes argument. Every fact has to anchor to a specific page, every contradiction has to be traceable, and the whole record has to survive a Daubert challenge or a Rule 26(g) signature. TimelineSystem replaces spreadsheet-driven chronology work with a citation-first workspace your team can stand behind in court.
After a production lands, paralegals open TimelineSystem against the matter, ingest the bates-stamped volume, and start at the top of the review queue. Duplicate events collapse, dates normalize across time zones, and reviewers advance an event only after they have opened the cited span.
When a motion or memorandum cites a fact, the associate clicks the event in TimelineSystem and pulls the source span — bates number, exhibit ID, page, quote. The brief footnotes write themselves; the appendix cross-references are correct the first time.
The trust panel flags events where the witness’s sworn statement conflicts with metadata, served interrogatories, or another custodian’s record. Outline questions directly from the conflict list; export a witness packet pre-tagged with the exhibits each line will need.
Export a court-ready PDF with the SHA-256 fingerprint on the cover. Opposing counsel verifies the export with one command and reads a chronology that already shows them where the case turns — not a marketing deck, an evidence record.
Trial team, paralegals, and co-counsel work the same chronology with role-based status transitions and a signed audit log. The witness binder, exhibit list, and jury timeline all flow from the same canonical events.
Compliance and in-house teams use TimelineSystem to assemble the privileged internal chronology during the litigation hold, then hand a signed package to outside counsel with sources, citations, and reviewer attestations already in place.
Click any event in the chronology and surface the source: the email header, the PDF passage, the Slack thread, the audit-log row. No paralegal hunting; no “where did this come from?” on the eve of filing.
TimelineSystem flags metadata contradictions, post-dated records, and statements that conflict with served interrogatories — the moments your case actually turns on, lifted out of the noise.
Every export carries a SHA-256 fingerprint, full audit trail, and reviewer attestation. Opposing counsel can verify it; the court can verify it; you can sleep the night before trial.
Drop in the production. Emails, PDFs, native files, chats, exports. Parsing, OCR, and entity resolution run in the background.
Date-anchored facts are extracted with the source span attached. Identical events from multiple sources are reconciled into a single canonical event.
Counsel walks the chronology event-by-event. Approve, edit, or escalate. Every change is logged against a reviewer, with a reason.
Court-ready PDF, structured CSV/JSON, or a signed handoff package. Each carries a tamper-evident fingerprint opposing counsel can verify.
Three ways to engage. Pilot a single matter end-to-end for a fixed fee, license the platform annually for an active litigation team, or run it inside your own tenancy with a dedicated security review. All tiers ship the same source-cited chronology, the same SHA-256 signed exports, and the same audit trail.
A single matter, end-to-end. The fastest way to see a TimelineSystem export your team can file.
Annual platform license for an active litigation group. Designed for teams running ten or more concurrent matters.
Annual contract for firm-wide deployment, dedicated tenancy, or on-premises. Built for compliance teams that need a signed SOC 2 evidence package.
Pricing in USD, billed annually for Practice and Firm. Pilot engagements are paid up front. Government, non-profit, and academic-litigation programs: ask about reduced-fee access. Pricing was last updated 2026-05-27.