Dodonai

Dodonai empowers legal professionals to leverage AI to do more, faster, smarter, and better. Focus your intelligence where it matters. Leave the rest to us.

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We are excited to launch two features we think are game-changing to the way businesses process documents.

Some background: we've seen tremendous growth in users of our AI-powered medical records and deposition summarization tools and "Chat with Your Documents" feature.

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Custody case medical records: pediatrician, therapist, ER, school counselor. Dozens of providers, timeline matters more than volume.

Drop the full set, get a unified chronology with citations. The pattern the judge wants to see.

https://t.co/Rx7RGg2bv0

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Capacity disputes turn on the medical timeline before the will was signed.

General AI summarizes but doesn't sequence or cite. Dodonai builds the chronology AND keeps the citations — so the expert can verify every entry against the source.

https://t.co/Rx7RGg2bv0

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600-page discovery package, mixed types, no naming.

Dodonai PDF Organization: upload the bundle, get a sorted index with each document type identified and grouped. Click to jump to source.

Unsexy feature, most hours saved.

https://t.co/Rx7RGg2bv0

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Every entry in a Dodonai chronology is one click from the source page. Not a footnote — the exact page where the fact appears.

AI summaries without citations are notes. AI summaries with citations are evidence.

https://t.co/Rx7RGg2bv0

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Immigration cases live or die on dates.

First entry. Every prior visa. Every USCIS notice. Years of correspondence across agencies.

Dodonai builds the timeline from the documents. Hours in minutes — with the citations adjudicators need.

https://t.co/Rx7RGg2bv0

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Fastest teams on Dodonai build templates once, reuse across cases.

Dates, providers, diagnoses, billing — extracted in the same structure every time, scoped to your firm.

Not 'AI summarizes.' Reusable workflows.

https://t.co/Rx7RGg2bv0

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Real test: 80-page deposition through a paralegal vs. Dodonai.

Paralegal: 3h 47m, ~$250 billable, 8-page summary with citations.

Dodonai: seconds. Same summary, every citation clickable back to the transcript.

https://t.co/8lvpq1sw1K

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Outsourced medical record summaries: $5 to $15 per page.

Automated with cited chronologies: roughly $0.02.

The numbers inverted 18 months ago. Most firms haven't repriced.

https://t.co/afjEn8wOdr

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Teams getting value out of AI summaries don't argue about accuracy. They argue about whether the summaries are verifiable.

Accuracy is a marketing claim. Verifiability is operational.

https://t.co/NQIbRF1tZJ

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Contradictions almost never look like opposites. They look like drift.

"Shortly after" → "later that afternoon." "Once" → "a few times."

Across four depositions, the drift goes invisible. Search-first review surfaces it.

https://t.co/cIj1A4syNX

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Mid-size PI firm. 3,000 pages of medical records monthly. 6-8 paralegal hours per chronology — mostly duplicate-page checks and reordering scans.

Janitorial PDF work that ages paralegals out of the profession.

https://t.co/HcV5QKHXvO

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A 'complete' medical record set arrives. 600 pages. Your paralegal builds a chronology.

Missing: urgent care visit the patient mentioned. Radiology read referenced but not attached. PT notes from cross-billed chiropractor.

You don't know what isn't there. Until depo.

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Why Ctrl+F misses what matters in medical records:

You search 'tear.' Radiologist wrote 'discontinuity.' Orthopedist wrote 'disruption.' PT wrote 'compromise.'

Four synonyms, four pages. Ctrl+F catches none. The case turns on whether they're the same finding.

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What slows down medical chronology review:

Not the reading. The re-reading.

200 pages in, you find the surgery date, then scroll back 80 pages because the imaging is under a different name for the same body part.

Five times per case. That's where 12 hours go.

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Three things that bury workers' comp cases:

1. Pre-existing finding IME doc mentions on page 47.
2. Light-duty release employer claims they accommodated — records show they didn't.
3. Unauthorized provider who treated 6 times anyway.

All in the file. None easy to find.

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Depositions as evidence — what most attorneys miss:

Your star depo is 240 pages. You'll use 14 at trial.

The other 226 are still evidence. Cases get won when someone actually read them.

That's a tools problem now, not willpower.

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Real test: 80-page deposition through a paralegal vs. Dodonai.

Paralegal: 3h 47m, ~$250 billable, 8-page summary with citations.

Dodonai: seconds. Same summary, every citation clickable back to the transcript.

https://t.co/8lvpq1sw1K

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250 pages × 2-3 min/pp × $75-150/hr = 8-12 hours and $1,000+ in billable time. Per deposition.

Five depositions a month means entire weeks lost to page-turning that doesn't shape strategy.

https://t.co/NYcQeJMXnx

[Dodonai @Dodon_ai]

Outsourced medical record summaries: $5 to $15 per page.

Automated with cited chronologies: roughly $0.02.

The numbers inverted 18 months ago. Most firms haven't repriced.

https://t.co/afjEn8wOdr

[Dodonai @Dodon_ai]

Teams getting value out of AI summaries don't argue about accuracy. They argue about whether the summaries are verifiable.

Accuracy is a marketing claim. Verifiability is operational.

https://t.co/NQIbRF1tZJ