ZANUS AI FOR TRANSCRIPTION & LITIGATION — TRANSCRIPTS

Ask the record. It answers to the line.

Transcripts, exhibits, pleadings, productions, audio and video — loaded into curated libraries the AI reads from. Ask in plain language; get the answer cited to page, line and timestamp, scoped to who is allowed to ask.

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

Case media libraries with priority order

Libraries in priority order: final transcripts outrank roughs, current versions outrank superseded ones.

What it does

Any format a case generates

PDFs, scanned exhibits, deposition video, hearing audio, spreadsheet productions — the ingestion pipeline turns the whole record into queryable knowledge.

No source, no claim

The AI cites the transcript page, the exhibit number, the timestamp — or says the answer is not in the record. An invented citation in litigation is sanctionable; here it is structurally blocked.

Walled by matter, shaped by role

The contract paralegal on one matter sees that matter; the sealed case is invisible to everyone outside its wall — enforced server-side, not by folder discipline.

Every transcript you ever produced, one question away

“Has this expert testified about tread separation before?” “Which witnesses mentioned the emails from March?” “Where is the exchange about the settlement authority?” The archive answers in seconds with segments cited — across matters and years, permission permitting.

Plain-language questions across the whole archive
Segments cited to page, line and timestamp
Priority order: final and current versions win

Vector store answering from transcripts and case media

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

Who can see a sealed matter’s media?

Only the roles and workgroups you authorize. Permissions reach the field level, the server redacts what a user cannot see, and every access is on the audit record.

Do transcripts train outside models?

Never. Your tenant is isolated; your clients’ testimony is theirs alone — and the on-premises option keeps the record physically inside your office.

Ask the record. It answers to the line.

What it does

Every transcript you ever produced, one question away

Questions, answered

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