Subpoena Response Management demo
Every subpoena, court order and police request on one docket, each request threaded to the pages that answer it. 1:33
What the demo shows
Answers subpoenas, court orders and police requests: clock, hold, search, redact, produce.
Eight agents read each demand on arrival and compute its clocks from the rule. They split it into requests, draft objections that cite the rule and the measured burden, and issue the hold before any search. They search each request, cite an authority for every redaction and assemble the Bates production. A QC agent checks the search against signals it did not use, such as aliases, payables and hold questionnaires. It breaks the thread on any request that is not answered and reruns the search inside the agreed scope. Counsel signs every objection and every production.
Transcript
- Subpoena Response Management answers subpoenas, court orders, and police requests for legal teams.
- Under Rule 45, an objection served late is waived.
- Every open demand sits on one docket, clocked from its rule.
- This subpoena has nine requests, each threaded to its answer.
- Agents set the clocks, drafted objections, held seven custodians, and ran the searches.
- Request 7 shows a broken thread.
- An old name, Delmar, hit 212 emails.
- Maya approves a rerun inside the agreed scope.
- The agents search, review, and redact, and the thread closes.
- Then a person decides.
- Priya Nutrajhan checks every gate and signs.
- The production goes out by secure link with its privilege log, record certification, and disclosure record.
- Every redaction cited, every release signed, every step logged, objections two days early, all nine requests answered, review cut by three quarters,
- built on Botminds, agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.