Provides an AI-powered platform for capturing and analyzing legal testimony during remote and hybrid depositions, eliminating the need for traditional court reporting services. Reduces deposition costs by 50%, accelerates access to records with same-day availability, and offers a risk-free guarantee for admissibility in court.
Funding
$3.8M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Product
Problem
Traditional court reporting services for legal depositions can be expensive, time-consuming, and require physical presence, creating logistical challenges and delaying access to records. The reliance on stenographers and manual transcription processes contributes to these inefficiencies.
Solution
SkribeAI offers an AI-powered platform that captures and analyzes legal testimony during remote and hybrid depositions, providing an alternative to traditional court reporting. By leveraging Zoom integration and AI technology, SkribeAI reduces deposition costs, accelerates access to records with same-day availability, and offers features to optimize the deposition experience. The platform aims to streamline the process of capturing, analyzing, and sharing testimony, while also increasing access to justice through lower costs and increased flexibility. SkribeAI also offers an admissibility assurance, guaranteeing a refund and stenographer transcript if a judge rejects the Skribe record.
Target Audience
SkribeAI primarily targets litigators and legal professionals seeking to reduce deposition costs, increase efficiency, and improve their workflow in remote and hybrid legal settings.
Features
- AI-powered testimony capture and analysis
- Zoom integration for remote and hybrid depositions
- Same-day access to deposition records
- Robust web application with intuitive tools for analysis and sharing
- Admissibility Assurance offering a refund and stenographer transcript if the Skribe record is rejected by a judge
- Video as a superior representation of what happened