Coa · Adjudicate

Be attorneys and judges, not software technicians.

Open the full record, search every page, and annotate any document in seconds. AI suggests — people decide. Every suggestion stays in the record.

Shown on a fully synthetic claims file — no real veteran data.
Eight years
In continuous production
20,000+ appeals
Processed end to end
60+ reviewers
Rely on it daily
250+ hours
Of appeal-workflow design research

How it works

One platform across every stage of the case.

The case enters once. The platform carries it end to end — on one record everyone reads from.

  1. 01 — Intake

    The record arrives.

    An unlabeled PDF or an upstream feed is auto-segmented into typed, dated documents.

  2. 02 — Review

    The record is read.

    The whole record is opened, searched, and annotated. AI suggests the issues and the pages that matter.

  3. 03 — Hearing

    A hearing is held when needed.

    Scheduled and conducted on the platform. Audio and a transcript land on the case as evidence.

  4. 04 — Decision

    The outcome is composed.

    Built from the issue list and the evidence behind it. Signed, then routed onward.

  5. 05 — Account

    Every action stays on the record.

    Throughput, queues, and quality read live from the same data the work runs on.

Most of the work is reading the record and writing the decision. The rest is overhead.

A reviewer's hours — whether an attorney arguing a case or an adjudicator deciding one — should go to the case: weighing the evidence, reaching a decision. Too often they go to managing the case instead: hunting through an unlabeled file, cross-referencing dates, chasing the right document, switching tools to track the work. Adjudicate collapses that overhead. The record opens in one place, a search lands on the exact page, the work routes itself, and the decision is composed from the evidence behind it — so more of every hour goes to the work.

Adjudicate is a part of every appeal we send to the Board of Veterans’ Appeals. They find our problems before we even notice, and fix them within days. We couldn’t do our work without it.
David Ames, Partner — Director of Appellate OperationsBergmann & Moore

01Reader

The reader your team relies on every day.

A veteran's entire claims file — hundreds of documents, thousands of pages — opened as one ordered, searchable record.

  • Find anything, in seconds.

    One query searches every page of every document in the appeal — and lands you on the exact page.

  • However big the file, it opens instantly.

    Hundreds to thousands of documents per appeal — any one of them on screen in under a second.

  • Know what you're looking at.

    Issues, exhibits, parties, and receipt dates are how the record is organized. Not labels bolted onto a PDF.

  • Work the evidence.

    Annotate, highlight, and cross-reference in place — your notes stay with the record.

The Adjudicate Reader — a synthetic claims folder, every document listed with its category, receipt date, page range, and issue tags

Shown on a fully synthetic claims file — no real veteran data.

In a PDF you get this jumble of things. Adjudicate is a far more ordered process — you can sort, pull them by receipt date, and know exactly where documents start and end.
AttorneyBergmann & Moore

02AI

Reads the file. Suggests the work.

A layer over the whole record. Every output is a suggestion a reviewer accepts, edits, or rejects — and each one stays in the record, auditable.

  • Consolidate the issues.

    Reads the file and pulls every adjudicated issue into one unified list.

  • Flag what's relevant.

    Surfaces the documents and pages that matter most for review.

  • Generate the tasks.

    Scans new filings, identifies actionable ones, and creates the work each requires.

  • Group related records.

    Associates attachments and supplements with their submission as a single record.

Adjudicate AI — ask the record in plain language; answers come back grounded, each cited to the exact page

03The platform

One configurable product, on one record.

Beyond the Reader and its AI, the same core carries the whole case — government or commercial. Configuration, not a per-customer build, fits it to your operation.

  • Authoring

    Compose the brief or decision from the issue list — every citation tied to the page it came from.

  • Docket

    The work engine — typed task trees, role-targeted queues, tunable distribution, deadlines and escalation.

  • Sessions

    Schedule and hold hearings; audio and transcript land on the case as citable evidence.

  • Reporting

    Live dashboards over the whole lifecycle; ad-hoc queries and export to the BI tool you already use.

  • Access

    Roles mapped to capabilities, record-level access control, and identity — bring your own provider or use the platform’s.

  • Admin

    Case types, workflows, queues, rules, and boilerplate are settings an administrator changes — not a developer release.

  • Connect

    Vendor-neutral ports plus a typed REST/SDK API — the same interface drives live integration and bulk migration.

  • Record

    One case-partitioned, append-only system of record — searchable, exportable, retained, isolated by design.

Two editions, one core

Built for both sides of the decision.

One Adjudicate, configured for each side — the firms and representatives who argue cases, and the agencies, boards, tribunals, courts, and review operations that decide them.

Adjudicate Counsel

For law firms. Argue the case — more matters per attorney, less time lost to the file.

Counsel

Adjudicate Docket

For adjudicating bodies. Decide the case — more decisions per reviewer, a docket that clears faster.

Docket

On your caseload

See it on a real case file.