Medical records, statements, financial documents and correspondence go in as they arrive — scans, faxes, PDFs and text. LexiSync reads them, pulls out what’s in them, and organizes it into one structured case, with every fact cited to the page and line and the source open side by side. What it means is your call.
A personal injury file is hospital records, imaging reports, bills and letters from adjusters. A family law file is bank statements, school records, evaluator reports, messages and intake forms. They arrive as scans, faxes, PDFs and photos of paper, and somebody has to read every page before anyone can work from it.
Most practice software stores those files. A general-purpose AI tool can summarize one if you paste it in. Neither turns the whole file into something you can check, line by line, against the record.
In one personal injury matter, about a dozen records and roughly 2,000 pages, the records summary and medical chronology came back in about an hour. Every entry is cited to the page and line it came from, and the chronology opens side by side with the source. Time depends on the size of the file.
Medical records are protected health information. LexiSync is built to HIPAA’s safeguards, with a business associate agreement signed with your firm. See the security architecture →
Forty-five minutes in the application with us, on sample matters for your practice area, with time for every question. Your client files stay with you until you’re a client and a business associate agreement is signed.