Certified transcript packages

Certify once. Deliver every format.

Turn one approved transcript into twelve transcript and litigation-support formats, packaged in an organized ZIP with a clear manifest and ready for branded delivery.

Built for court reporting and litigation support firms
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The Choose bundle files dialog with transcript and litigation-support formats selected, above exhibits matched to the transcript pages that mention them
12 formatsTranscript and litigation-support files from one record
One certificationReporter review and authority stay at the center
One organized ZIPDeliverables and manifest packaged together

Choose the outputs each client needs without rebuilding, recertifying, or assembling the delivery folder by hand.

One certification becomes the complete delivery package

Source keeps certification, format production, exhibit handling, quality review, and client delivery in one matter workflow. The reporter approves the record; Source prepares the package around it.

Transcript bundle production, from review to delivery

Visual certification

Preview final pages, edit transcript details and certificate language, and add custom pages before creating the certified record.

Twelve production outputs

Create certified PDF, reporter TXT, condensed PDF, DOCX, word index, LEF, SBF, XMEF, AMICUS TXT, PTF, PTX, and MDB.

Draft exhibit indexes

Start with a reviewable index of introduced, marked, or admitted exhibits, including descriptions and page references.

Exhibit handling

Match index entries to matter files, upload missing exhibits, apply consistent stamps, and choose what belongs in the certified PDF.

Resilient generation

Keep every successful file if one format fails, then retry that output without recertifying the transcript.

Branded delivery

Publish the organized package through a client experience that carries your firm name, domain, and recipient controls.

Complete package

Every requested output, organized around one record.

Source turns approved transcript data into a delivery-ready bundle instead of a folder of one-off conversion requests.

Certified, readable, and condensed transcript outputsSeven litigation-support formats for downstream toolsManifested ZIP with clear format-level status
An organized CaseMark Source transcript package with a manifest and multiple deliverable formats
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Transcript bundles are one part of the Source production loop

Source connects certification and delivery with exhibit production, synchronized video, captioned clips, and client-requestable work products inside the same matter.

Video-linked transcripts

Synchronize testimony, click any word to seek, and prepare captioned clips.

Exhibit production

Draft the index, match the files, apply stamps, and approve the final record.

Client workflows

Offer summaries, chronologies, and other work products from the delivery portal.

Firm-controlled delivery

Choose recipients, branding, published outputs, and how each service is billed.

Transcript bundle use cases

Standardize the packages your team produces every day while staying flexible for matter- and client-specific requests.

Standard transcript delivery

Create the certified, readable, condensed, and text outputs clients expect in one run.

Litigation-support files

Include the structured formats litigation teams need for their review and trial tools.

Exhibit-heavy matters

Keep the exhibit index, matched files, stamps, and final transcript package connected.

Existing certified records

Build requested derivative formats from approved transcript data without restarting production.

Multi-format requests

Select a different output mix for each client while retaining one consistent production process.

Branded client portals

Deliver the finished package inside the same firm-branded experience clients already use.

Make the complete transcript package the default

See how CaseMark Source can turn one approved record into every deliverable your client requests.