Extract case numbers, parties, dates, and tables from court filings, discovery productions, depositions, and NDAs - so case teams build chronologies and trackers from data, not retyping.
Court, case number, parties, filing date, document type, judge, dates and deadlines stated in the filing
Bates numbers, document dates, authors, recipients, document type, and tables in exhibits
Deponent, date, case caption, reporter, exhibits referenced
Parties, effective date, term, governing law, key dates, signatories
Tables included: Financial schedules, payment histories, and exhibit tables come back as structured rows - not text you have to rebuild in a spreadsheet.
Litigation runs on facts pulled out of documents: who wrote what, when it was sent, which filing set which deadline. Paralegals and junior associates spend hours building chronologies and document indexes by hand, and in a large production that work scales linearly with page count.
Foxello extracts the fields you define from filings, productions, and agreements into structured data, including tables inside exhibits. A chronology becomes a sorted spreadsheet rather than a week of reading and typing.
Foxello pulls the facts off the page; your lawyers do the lawyering. Every field is scored for confidence, and uncertain values go to Review Hub for a paralegal to confirm before they reach the case file.
Client documents are confidential. They're processed and stored in the EU, handled in line with GDPR, and never used to train models.
Extract the data from expense reports, travel vouchers, receipts, and vendor contracts - so testing samples against policy happens in a spreadsheet, not by reading every page.
Turn client bank statements, Schedule K-1s, receipts, and tax packages into structured data - so your team reviews and advises instead of typing.
Upload a set of filings and see the structured output in seconds.
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