See the case. Win the case.
Verdate turns your medical chronology into a visual timeline. The gaps, the story, the dates that matter, visible at a glance. And it runs on hardware in your office, so records never leave the building.
What you get
Load the chronology and you have a working timeline in minutes. Mark the incident. Flag the dates that carry the case. Group by provider, body part, or medication type. Filter, search, and click any event to open the page it came from.
Then take it out of the office: a compact view for a slide, a detailed view for walking a client through their own case, exports for the demand package.
The spreadsheet isn't the problem. Working from it is.
Eight hundred rows. Thirty providers. Four years of treatment, sorted by date and answering almost nothing. Which six dates does an adjuster need to see. When did treatment stop and start again. What was this person like before the crash.
So a paralegal spends two days rebuilding it in slides, and it's stale the week new records land.
It runs on your hardware
Every other AI tool in this category asks you to upload privileged medical records to a server you don't control. Verdate doesn't ask, because it can't. The model runs on an appliance in your office, and the on-premise product makes no outbound network connections at all.
Pull the ethernet cable and everything still works. Your IT can verify that themselves.
The arithmetic isn't guessed
Counts, dates, gaps, and first mentions are computed in code, not generated. If Verdate says forty-one PT sessions and a seven-month gap, you can check it against the records. The model writes language, and anything it extracts waits for an attorney's approval before it appears on a timeline.
Confidentiality
Nobody has your client's records. Not even us.
The gap
Seven months of silence, visible in one glance.
On-premise
Pull the ethernet cable. Everything still works.
Accuracy
Forty-one sessions. Counted, not generated.
Customer stories
Reserved for named attorney quotes once firms complete evaluation and clear attribution. No invented testimonials stand in.
See it on a real chronology
The demo runs on a sample case of more than eight hundred events. Nothing to upload, nothing to install, seven days.