Turn discovery chaos into a single grid you can actually manage.
Discovery Matrix tracks every request, response, objection, deficiency, production, and deadline for the entire case in one place. Terabytes of production become searchable and transparent instead of noise.
No more separate spreadsheets for RFPs, RFAs, logs, and timelines. The Matrix keeps the whole picture in view.
What Discovery Matrix actually does for you
The Matrix is a single control panel for the life of discovery. RFPs, RFAs, interrogatories, rolling productions, and sanctions risk sit in one grid that you can sort, filter, and act on.
See the entire discovery field at once
Every line item in discovery is tracked with status, risk, and completeness in one grid.
- Open requests by type, custodian, and topic.
- Overdue responses with real clock time, not vague notes.
- Objections under review and targets for follow up.
- Production completeness across custodians and systems.
- Sanctions exposure based on patterns that judges actually care about.
Compliance checks that map to real rules
The Matrix compares discovery responses against medical records, billing data, internal communications, and prior pleadings.
- Flags contradictions across responses and productions.
- Surfaces missing custodians, search gaps, and junk productions.
- Highlights orders and rulings that increase sanctions risk.
- Drafts outlines for Rule 37 motions built from what the Matrix already knows.
Privilege, logs, and chain of custody
Discovery failure often shows up first in logs and chains that do not match the story. The Matrix keeps them honest.
Privilege, logs, and custody in one pass
Privilege logs, production logs, and custody histories are tracked beside the requests they relate to.
- Inconsistent privilege entries flagged and grouped for review.
- Documents referenced in testimony but missing from logs.
- Chain of custody gaps around key dates and handoffs.
- Redacted entries that need justification or follow up.
Instead of hunting for problems after a sanctions motion hits the docket, the Matrix tells you where the gaps are while you still have time to fix them.
How Discovery Matrix plugs into the rest of LitigatorOS
The Matrix is not just a reporting tool. It feeds the rest of the stack so case posture stays current without extra work.
- War Room: receives a live summary of open requests, overdue items, sanctions risk, and discovery completeness for each matter.
- Evidence Vault: links productions back to exhibits, custodians, and evidence clusters so you can see what actually arrived.
- Verify: can treat discovery responses as a record set and check cites and promises against what was produced.
- Billing and ROI: ties discovery effort to settlement and verdict outcomes so you can see what expensive fights were worth it.
Who Discovery Matrix is for
Built for teams where discovery is the main battlefield. Complex civil rights work, healthcare and device litigation, consumer class actions, and pattern cases with heavy custodial mapping.
Discovery Matrix is a fit if your reality looks like this:
- Multiple spreadsheets to track RFPs, RFAs, and interrogatories across matters.
- Privilege logs maintained by hand in Word tables.
- Custodians and search terms that drift over time with no single source of truth.
- Sanctions threats that keep partners awake at night because no one trusts the numbers.
Access and rollout
Discovery Matrix is in limited beta. Rollouts start with one or two heavy matters where discovery is already moving, not a fake training file.
- Bring in current discovery posture and a sample of productions.
- Wire Matrix views directly into the teams actually answering and drafting.
- Turn on AI compliance checks once the baseline grid looks right.
Next step
If you want Discovery Matrix on a live docket, start with a short call focused on one case and one sanctions story.
Show us how you are tracking discovery today. We will show you what the Matrix would look like for that matter and what it can realistically automate.