Your first thirty minutes.
Corpus Review rewards a methodical start. This walkthrough takes one small document set from import to a sourced export — the full loop, on your own machine, in about half an hour.
Start with a small, real set
Pick ten to fifty documents from a matter you know well — records, discovery, exhibits. A familiar set makes it obvious when the tool is doing its job. Create a project and point it at the folder; OCR makes scanned pages searchable.
Read, and mark your first passage
Open a document and highlight a passage that matters. Tag it, then notice what Corpus Review recorded: page, paragraph, character offset — provenance you never have to reconstruct.
Make your first cross-reference
Find a second passage that corroborates — or contradicts — the first, and link the two. This is the core move in Corpus Review: claims connected to evidence across documents.
Tag two dated events
Mark two passages that describe things that happened, and tag their dates. They drop into a chronology, each entry still linked to its source page.
Export and inspect
Export the report and read it the way opposing counsel would. Every assertion traces back to its exact origin — this work product is what the trial is really evaluating.
Now bring the real matter
The loop you just ran is the whole method — the rest is scale. If anything resists, request a walkthrough and we will work through your own documents together.