Question 1

What is ProCounsel?

Accepted Answer

ProCounsel is an intelligent discovery platform for litigation. It analyzes discovery 70% faster than manual review and leverages upload discovery to provide a strategic basis for each case. No file is left unaccounted for.

Question 2

What can I do with ProCounsel?

Accepted Answer

Four steps, end to end:
Upload → Discovery files and case context
Organize → By categories and case relevance
Retrieve → Summaries, key facts, entities, and dates
Recommend → Legal strategies and cross questions

Question 3

How does uploading discovery to ProCounsel work?

Accepted Answer

When you create a new case, you can upload discovery files directly from your desktop, OneDrive, Dropbox, or Google Drive. You can also upload additional files to existing cases at any point.

Question 4

How long does it take for ProCounsel to process and analyze my case?

Accepted Answer

Processing and analysis time varies depending on the volume and types of files in your discovery. The ceiling for processing time is typically 20 minutes.

Question 5

How does ProCounsel ensure that AI responses are accurate?

Accepted Answer

Our AI responses have been thoroughly tested to ensure the highest possible accuracy among available enterprise-grade LLMs. Each of ProCounsel's AI responses also cites uploaded discovery files, allowing you to verify the source of information.

Question 6

What data types can I upload to ProCounsel?

Accepted Answer

ProCounsel handles text-based documents, spreadsheets, images, videos, emails, audio files, and much more. We are constantly expanding our library of data types.

Question 7

How does ProCounsel protect my clients' confidential data?

Accepted Answer

ProCounsel runs on self-hosted models, which means your client data never leaves our system. ProCounsel is SOC 2 Type 2 and ISO 27001 certified.

Question 8

How do I get started and what does it cost?

Accepted Answer

ProCounsel is co-designed with each firm and customized to your practice within days of onboarding. Pricing is tailored to your firm size and discovery volume, so you only pay for what fits your caseload.