ZANUS AI FOR TRANSCRIPTION & LITIGATION — AI WORKFORCE

The night shift that never calls in sick.

Assign work to the AI the way you assign it to production staff: type, media, deadline, recurrence. Overnight deposition digests, weekly designation reviews, exhibit indexes before the pretrial conference — executed on schedule, cited to the record, under review.

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Private tenant or your own server · unlimited users · privilege-conscious architecture

Assigning AI work with the four-step wizard

Four steps: work type, source media, tags, schedule — the AI takes it from there.

What it does

Work types for the production floor

Deposition digest, designation review, exhibit index, witness chronology, testimony comparison: work types molded to your services, each with default sources and examples.

Urgent / Overdue / Today

The AI’s workload reads like the production board: one-click views show what is urgent, late and due — the Thursday digest does not slip while everyone fights the Monday trial.

Every session on the record

Reasoning streamed live, cites to page, line and timestamp, milestones tracked — supervisable mid-work, auditable after, linked to the matter and the calendar.

9 PM: audio arrives. 7 AM: the digest is filed.

Set “Overnight Deposition Digest” once: when the day’s audio lands, the AI transcribes with speakers identified, extracts themes and admissions with page-line cites, and files the digest for the litigation-support manager’s morning review — before the trial team’s war room opens.

Triggered or scheduled — rush season runs itself
Every finding cited to the transcript and timestamp
Digest waits in Output for human review

Roster of scheduled AI works across matters

Litigation support runs on per-page transcript rates, per-gigabyte e-discovery hosting and rush fees for every deadline — while attorneys wait days for a deposition they need tonight and paralegals scrub audio by hand. Zanus AI: transcription, searchable case media and drafted digests in one flat-priced system — unlimited users, privilege-conscious by architecture, in your private tenant or on a server you own.

Questions, answered

Can we supervise a digest mid-work?

Yes — open the session, read the streamed reasoning, redirect it or stop it. Visible, accountable, interruptible, like any member of the production team.

What happens in trial season when volume spikes?

The AI does not get tired and the price does not meter: the constraint is your review capacity. Deployments size from a two-reporter shop to a multi-office agency.

The night shift that never calls in sick.

What it does

9 PM: audio arrives. 7 AM: the digest is filed.

Questions, answered

See it working on YOUR docket — the demo IS the product.