Product
Timeline Intelligence
Reconstruct the case timeline automatically from the record, with every event cited to its source.
What it does
Timeline Intelligence assembles a chronological view of the matter from the extracted evidence. Each event carries the date, the actors involved, and citations back to the document(s) that placed it there. Conflicting dates across sources are flagged as contradictions rather than silently resolved.
How it works
- 1Step 1Extracted events and statements from Evidence Intelligence are normalized to ISO dates where possible.
- 2Step 2Events are clustered by subject, actor, and location.
- 3Step 3Date conflicts between sources are surfaced as contradictions instead of being averaged away.
- 4Step 4The timeline can be filtered by actor, document, or subject and exported to PDF for court binders.
Evidence gate
Every intelligence engine writes through an evidence gate that suppresses ungrounded output. Nothing reaches a report unless it can be traced to a passage in your corpus.
Benefits
See the case chronology at a glance.
Every date is cited — nothing is invented.
Conflicting timelines across witnesses become visible immediately.
Typical workflow
- 1Run Evidence Intelligence firstThe timeline is projected from grounded evidence.
- 2Open the Timeline panelThe chronological view is generated automatically.
- 3Filter and exportFilter by actor or subject; export a court-ready PDF.
Examples
Medical Malpractice
Assemble a minute-by-minute ED timeline from records, RCA memo, and expert affidavit.
Appellate
Reconstruct procedural history across briefs and transcripts for the fact section of an opening brief.
Best practices
- Include ambient documents (calendars, delivery logs, sign-in sheets) — they anchor dates that testimony alone leaves ambiguous.
- Review contradictions early; an unresolved date conflict often signals an impeachment opportunity.
- Export the filtered view rather than the full timeline when preparing a specific hearing.
Attorney responsibilities
Attorney in control
Nyrava proposes. Attorneys decide. Every output must be reviewed by qualified counsel before use.
- Confirm the date each event resolved to matches the source.
- Decide whether a conflict is a genuine dispute, a transcription error, or a witness memory issue.
- Retain edited timelines under the workspace's normal work-product controls.
Common scenarios
Deposition prep
Export a witness-filtered timeline before cross-examination to see every date that witness placed on the record.
Sequencing argument
Use the exported chronology as the factual backbone of a summary-judgment brief.
Platform limitations
- Approximate dates ("early April") are placed heuristically and flagged as low-confidence.
- Time zones in raw records are treated as-written unless a document declares otherwise.
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