Lawgorithm demo
Build a timeline you can cite
Assemble dated events with the document supporting each one attached.
The challenge
Timelines are rebuilt by hand for every filing and lose their citations along the way.
The scenario
A chronology is needed for a filing, and every entry will have to be supported.
What goes in
- Organised production
- The indexed document set.
What you can ask
Illustrative prompts. Results depend on your own data and are not deterministic.
- “Build a timeline of events from this set.”
- “Which documents support this event?”
- “What is inference rather than record here?”
How Clearception approaches it
How the work is structured. Each step shows what its output is grounded in.
Extract dated events
ObservedIdentify events and their dates from documents.
Attach support
SourceLink each event to the documents supporting it.
Mark status
AI-inferredDistinguish recorded fact from inference.
Human review
Human-verifiedRecord confirmations distinctly from extraction.
What you get
The shape of what comes back — not a promised result.
Cited timeline
SourceEvents in order, each with its supporting documents.
Why it matters
- Citable by construction
- Support is attached as the timeline is built.
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