Certification to package in one pass.
Certify once and produce all twelve transcript and litigation-support formats as a single organized bundle.
CaseMark Source
CaseMark Source automates the production work between the proceeding and the client: certification packaging, exhibit indexes, format exports, and video clips. Then it turns the portal your clients already use into a catalog of work products they can order from you directly.
Source is built around those two pillars. Give reporters back the hours lost to nonbillable production work, then turn your client portal into a channel for revenue your firm can keep.
Certify once and produce all twelve transcript and litigation-support formats as a single organized bundle.
Source reads the record and prepares a reviewable exhibit index; your reporter edits and approves instead of building from scratch.
Find testimony by searching the words, review the moment, and create a named captioned clip.
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Pillar one: time
Everything between "the transcript is accurate" and "the client has what they need" is production overhead. Source compresses it into one reviewed, repeatable workflow inside the matter.
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Preview the final pages before anything is created. Edit the cover, caption, reporter details, and certificate language, add custom pages such as errata or read-and-sign, and see the document take shape before export. The reporter keeps full authority over the certified transcript; Source prepares everything around it.
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Certified PDF, court reporter TXT, condensed PDF, DOCX, word index, and litigation-support formats including LEF, SBF, XMEF, AMICUS TXT, PTF, PTX, and MDB. Select what each client needs and receive one organized ZIP with a manifest. If a single format fails, the package keeps every successful file and production can retry without recertifying.
No more one-off conversion requests. No more folder-of-attachments delivery.
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Source reviews the transcript for formally introduced, marked, or admitted exhibits and prepares a draft index with descriptions and page references. Your reporter reviews, edits, and places the index; matches each entry to a matter file or uploads the missing exhibit; applies consistent stamps with your caption and prefix; and chooses whether exhibits are appended to the certified PDF. Automation accelerates the work. The reporter controls the record.
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For video-linked transcripts, play the source video beside the transcript, follow the active words, click testimony to seek the video, and search what was said instead of scrubbing a timeline. Select a clip range from the transcript words or describe the testimony in plain language; Source proposes the range with matched testimony, confidence, and warnings for your review. Each approved clip becomes a separately named MP4 with visible captions, speaker labels, and a timestamp.
The output is the same certified work product your firm already sells. It takes less desk time to produce.
Pillar two: revenue
Your clients open your portal to download transcripts. Source puts your service menu in the same place. Summaries, chronologies, captioned clips, and hundreds of other work products become items a client can request directly, billed the way you choose: your invoice or their card. You set the client-facing price. Your brand is on every screen.
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Choose which workflows appear in each client's portal, who at the firm can start them, and how each is billed: firm-managed invoicing or client pay-by-card where configured. A paralegal can request a medical chronology from uploaded records at 4pm on a Friday without a phone call, and your team sees the request as a tracked work item inside the matter.
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Bring the agentskills.legal library into your Source solution, then install, adapt, or create workflows for deposition summaries, proceeding recaps, medical chronologies, and the litigation support deliverables your clients already ask for. Keep firm-wide standards global and client preferences reusable per client.
An optional Insight Pass step can capture the assignment's aim (audience, side, purpose) before a workflow drafts, so premium work products land closer to what the client actually needs.
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Captioned testimony clips can be produced in-house instead of being outsourced or turned down. Your firm decides which clips a client receives and what a clip costs on your rate sheet. Impeachment excerpts, witness issue reels, and trial-prep highlights all stay under your brand.
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Configure company name, logo, colors, support details, portal URL, custom domain, and report presentation. Delivery emails notify clients that materials are ready while the files stay inside your secure portal. Clients experience your firm, not a third-party tool.
Create the matter, attach recordings or upload media, and keep source files connected to the record from the start. Already certified transcripts can be imported when needed.
Review the transcript beside the source media, verify terms, and certify in a visual workspace. Reporter authority, preserved.
Package formats, exhibits, and clips into organized bundles and make selected items available in your branded portal. You choose what clients see; production stays behind the curtain.
Publish your workflow catalog in the portal so clients can request summaries, chronologies, and clips directly, billed your way.
Attorneys and paralegals find their matters, preview and download available files, ask questions of the materials, and request new work. They never see your production pipeline, drafts, or retries.
Find matters by name, case number, caption, firm, or recent activity.
Preview supported files, download individual items, or grab the full packet.
Questions stay connected to the matter and can focus on a single file, with answers that point back to the underlying material.
Clients can request future work with case details, dates, and deadlines.
Where permitted, clients add their own files and share selected ones back to your team.
See whether available materials have been viewed, downloaded, or discussed.
Platform costs attach to outputs your firm produces: certified transcript packages, workflow runs, captioned clips. You set the client-facing price for everything you sell through the portal, so the margin on every deliverable is yours to design. In a demo we will map the model to your transcript volume, client mix, and workflow catalog.
Court reporting teams handle confidential records, testimony, and shifting client access every day. Source keeps delivery controlled, auditable, and tied to the right matter.
You choose which workflows appear in each client's portal and how each is billed: firm-managed invoicing or client pay-by-card where configured. Platform costs attach to completed outputs; the client-facing price is always yours to set.
No. Source organizes and accelerates production, and certification remains a reporter-controlled workflow. The reporter reviews the pages, controls the certificate, and approves the record.
The portal is what clients see. Behind it, your team manages matters, source files, recordings, transcript review, certification, work product, bundles, and delivery controls in one workspace.
Your team chooses from twelve transcript and litigation-support formats, including certified PDF, court reporter TXT, condensed PDF, DOCX, word index, LEF, SBF, XMEF, AMICUS TXT, PTF, PTX, and MDB. The package arrives as one organized ZIP with a manifest.
Source reviews the transcript for formally introduced, marked, or admitted exhibits and prepares a draft index. Your team reviews and edits labels, descriptions, and page references, matches or uploads exhibit files, applies stamps, and decides whether exhibits are appended to the certified PDF.
Set a start and end from transcript words, or describe the testimony in plain language. Source presents the proposed timing, matched testimony, confidence, and warnings for review before any clip is created. Clips require video-linked, timed transcripts.
No. Production is controlled by your firm. Clients receive only the finished items you make available.
The package keeps every successful file, lists the failure in the manifest, and shows a format-level warning. A failed bundle can be retried without recertifying the transcript.
Yes: company name, logo, favicon, colors, support details, portal URL, custom domain, report presentation, and sender identity.
Yes. Attach recordings to matters, review prepared drafts, verify terms, and certify, or import an already certified transcript file into the matter.
We will walk your team from a recording to a certified multi-format package, then show your service catalog live inside a branded client portal.