AI Services / OCR & Processing

Make difficult files ready for the matter.

Merlin transforms raw scans, handwritten pages and enormous PDF productions into separate, searchable records your team can review, analyze and trust.

Bring Us the Files →

A stronger discovery foundation starts with usable source material.

Before Merlin

Visible is not the same as usable.

A scanned PDF can look complete while still hiding its text, its document boundaries and the structure that gives it meaning.

RAW PRODUCTION

One difficult file.

→
MERLIN-READY RECORD

Many usable documents.

Unitization

Find the documents hidden inside the PDF.

Merlin identifies the genuine document boundaries within a long production, separating an undifferentiated file into the actual records your team needs to work with.

That means cleaner review, better navigation and the right unit of information for every later workflow.

RECORD 01
RECORD 02
RECORD 03

Document recovery

Processing for the parts standard tools miss.

01 / OCR

Recover printed text

Make image-only pages searchable and available to the tools your team relies on.

02 / HANDWRITING

Read what was written by hand

Bring notes, forms, annotations and difficult source material into the working record.

03 / LAYOUT

Preserve the relationships

Keep tables, forms and visual layouts meaningful when they are part of the evidence.

04 / ORGANIZATION

Prepare the next step

Deliver a clean, searchable foundation for review, metadata, summaries and analysis.

What a better foundation enables

Fix the files once. Improve every later workflow.

For the review team

Cleaner files. Less manual repair.

Give reviewers distinct documents with accessible text instead of sending them into a massive, unstructured production.

For the matter team

Information ready to analyze.

Feed reliable documents into Merlin’s metadata, summaries, review and discovery intelligence workflows.

Start with files that work

Turn raw pages into a better record.

Show us the source material that is holding the matter back.

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