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Evidence search

AI evidence search — find what's buried in the case file

The detail that matters is usually already in the file — phrased three different ways across three different reports. CaseLead's AI evidence search surfaces it, and cites exactly where it came from.

Keyword search alone misses things. A witness says "the silver truck," a report says "gray pickup," a transcript says "his vehicle" — same fact, three phrasings, and a plain text search finds one of them. AI evidence search finds all three.

Keyword + meaning, across everything

CaseLead searches by keyword and by meaning across every document ingested — reports, interviews, transcripts, extracted text, and reference material. Ask in plain language and get the passages that actually answer, not just literal string matches.

Every result is cited

Search results and answers link back to the specific document, page, or transcript they came from. You verify against the record in seconds — which is what makes the output usable for disclosure and defensible in court.

CaseLead doesn't summarize the evidence into something new. It points you at the actual evidence, with the citation attached, so nothing between you and the record is invented.

Built for the volume of a real case

Modern cases arrive as thousands of documents and hours of media. CaseLead is designed to index and search at that scale, so a detail doesn't stay buried just because the file got big — including on large cold cases. Pair it with timeline analysis and entity mapping to see how a found detail fits the whole case.

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