RAMTEKRead the whole transcript. Find what matters.
Upload or paste a deposition or hearing transcript. Ramtek writes a summary, a timeline, the key admissions, the places the witness contradicts themselves, the objections, and follow-up questions tied to the passages that raise them. Every passage it puts in quotation marks is checked against the transcript afterward, and any it cannot find word for word is listed for you to look up.
Watch it work
A short fictional deposition excerpt goes in. The analysis finds the witness contradicting herself, cites the page and line of each answer, and ends with the quote check.
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A working analysis, not a vague summary.
Contradictions with both sides quoted
Where the witness says one thing on one page and another later, the analysis gives both statements, quoted, with where each appears. If it finds none it says so rather than stretching to find one.
Page and line cites only when they are real
If your transcript shows page and line numbers, the analysis cites them. If it does not, the analysis quotes the words instead. It is told never to make up a location.
A quote check at the end
Every passage in quotation marks is compared with the transcript. The analysis reports how many were found word for word and lists any that were not, so you know exactly which to check.
The Transcript Analyzer by plan.
| Feature | Core | Professional | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|
| Transcript Analyzer | No | No | Yes |
| Quote check on every analysis | No | No | Yes |
| Word, PDF or text transcripts | No | No | Yes |
| Counted with Case Brief Analysis and Litigation Strategy in the firm's monthly allowance for those tools | No | No | Yes |
The Transcript Analyzer is part of Enterprise, which is set up with us rather than bought at a checkout. One analysis counts as one AI action and also counts toward the monthly allowance for the most advanced tools. See pricing.
The transcript stays in your account.
The transcript is used to write the analysis and is not kept. The analysis is saved with your firm's other analyses.
The short version
The transcript text is sent to Ramtek to write the analysis. We save the analysis, with a short title taken from the start of the transcript, so your firm can reopen it. We do not save the transcript text itself. Our AI provider is barred from training on it and may keep requests up to 30 days for safety monitoring. Deposition transcripts often hold confidential and personal information about witnesses, so upload only what your firm has the right to use, and tell your client where that is required.
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Before you upload a transcript.
Does it make up quotes or page numbers?
It is told to quote exactly and to cite page and line only when they appear in your text. After it writes, every quoted passage is compared with the transcript, and the analysis lists any it could not find word for word. You still check the ones it lists.
What if my transcript has no page and line numbers?
Then the analysis quotes the words instead of citing a location, so you can find the passage by searching for them.
How long a transcript can it read?
Up to 150,000 characters in one analysis, about 90 pages. For a longer transcript, split it by volume or by day and analyze each part.
Does it tell me who is lying?
No. It shows where the witness says different things and where the record is unclear. Deciding what that means is yours.
Which plan includes it?
Enterprise.
Is the analysis legal advice?
No. It is a working aid for an attorney. Check every quoted passage and the transcript itself before relying on it.
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