Prevail Session Review
The proceeding ends and the real work starts. Session Review holds the transcript, synced video, exhibits, notes, and AI-assisted analysis in one workspace, so your team avoids reassembling across multiple systems.
The proceeding ends and the real work starts. Session Review holds the transcript, synced video, exhibits, notes, and AI-assisted analysis in one workspace, so your team avoids reassembling across multiple systems.
Historically, the hours after a deposition go to logistics: finding the recording, waiting on a transcript, matching notes to moments. Session Review removes that step entirely because everything is already available when the Session closes.
The Session ends, the record is ready
Search, flag, and review
Verify the record without switching tools

The rough transcript is available as soon as the Session concludes, so attorneys can revisit testimony while the context is still fresh instead of waiting days to begin review.

Add notes directly to specific speaker segments and apply customizable flags to mark important testimony. Notes created during the live proceeding carry over automatically, so analysis continues without starting over.

With CheckMate, the AI-assisted analysis built into Session Review, legal teams can query a connected AI model, generate summaries, and surface insights directly alongside the record, then continue in CheckMate Chat when a thread calls for a closer look.

When an important moment needs to be preserved or shared internally, create a video clip directly from the proceeding. Clips stay tied to the transcript line they capture, so they're easy to share with colleagues or revisit key testimony later.
Whatever model your team connected during the proceeding is still connected here. Point CheckMate at your firm's own LLM, Consilio's Aurora platform, or Prevail's native model, and it works against the Session record and your indexed case files exactly as it did live.
Transcript, video, exhibits, and notes stay connected, so the record does not have to be reassembled before anyone can make use of it.
Watch all participants at once, focus on a single feed to study a witness's demeanor, or isolate a screen share. Playback speed adapts to the moment, and the transcript stays in sync at any speed.
Every exhibit and shared file stays connected to the record, with its exhibit status and the participant who added it. Download individual files or the complete set as one package.
Order the transcript version a matter needs: an immediate rough draft, a professionally reviewed copy, or a certified transcript for filing and trial preparation.
Attorneys revisit testimony and build strategy, paralegals organize the record, and litigation support manages transcripts and files, all from the same shared workspace.
Session Review runs on Prevail's secure enterprise infrastructure. Your data stays inside your environment and is never used to train AI models without explicit permission. Prevail is SOC 2 Type 2 attested and ISO 27001 certified, and holds federal Authorization to Operate.

Independently audited controls over the security and availability of the systems Session Review runs on

Certified information security management, covering how testimony data is handled end to end

Cleared for use by federal and state agencies, with ATO classifications from multiple large federal agencies

Pursuing the infrastructure standard federal agencies require for cloud services
Session Review is Prevail's post-proceeding workspace. It brings the transcript, synced video and audio, exhibits, notes, transcript orders, and AI-assisted analysis together in one secure place, so your team can pick up right where the Session left off.
The rough transcript is ready the moment the Session ends. If a reviewed or certified transcript has been ordered, it becomes available separately in Session Review once it's complete.
Yes. Video and audio stay synced to the transcript, so selecting a line jumps you to that moment in the recording. You can watch all participants at once, focus on a single feed, or isolate a screen share.
They carry over automatically. Notes anchored to specific speaker segments and any flags you added during the proceeding are all available in Session Review, so your analysis continues without starting over.
Every exhibit and shared file from the proceeding stays connected to the record, with its exhibit status and the participant who added it. Private files stay visible only to the person who uploaded them. You can download individual files or the complete set as one package.
Yes. CheckMate, the AI-assisted analysis built into Session Review, lets you query a connected AI model, generate summaries, and surface insights directly alongside the transcript, then continue in CheckMate Chat for a closer look.
No. Every Prevail member has access to Prevail's native AI with no setup required. Organizations can also connect Anthropic Claude, OpenAI, AWS Bedrock, Google Gemini, Azure OpenAI/Copilot, Consilio, or a local Ollama connection.
Yes. Transcripts, video clips, exhibit designations, and AI-assisted summaries export in standard formats for case management systems and trial preparation tools. Transcript editors cannot download media; only authorized members of your team can.
Yes. Session Review runs on Prevail's SOC 2 Type 2 attested, ISO 27001 certified infrastructure, with encryption in transit and at rest and granular access controls. Prevail also holds federal Authorization to Operate and is pursuing FedRAMP.
Yes. Every Session in a matter lands in the same searchable library, so testimony from an earlier deposition can be found, compared, and clipped alongside the most recent one, with summaries available for each.
The entire litigation team. Attorneys revisit testimony and build case strategy, paralegals organize the record, and litigation support teams manage transcripts, video, and case files, all from the same shared workspace.
Watch how Session Review keeps the transcript, video, exhibits, and notes connected from the moment a proceeding ends.