Source-linked communication review for legal teams
Build a documented view of communication-pattern indicators in written exchanges. Every finding references the exact words used, supporting case preparation without replacing professional legal judgement.
Built for legal review support
The Analysis pipeline produces structured, evidence-referenced output designed for case preparation, review notes, and professional legal judgement.
Every finding cites the source
Each identified pattern, contradiction, or unresolved claim is linked to the specific quote from the submitted conversation where it appears.
Named patterns, not generalities
Reports identify record-level patterns such as DARVO reversals, reality distortion language, obligation asymmetries, and ghost authority references rather than generic labels.
Chronological evidence trail
The Analysis maps how communication patterns develop across the conversation timeline, with references to the relevant exchanges.
Claim verification and contradiction detection
Factual claims made within the conversation are cross-referenced against the thread itself, and contradictions, inconsistencies, and causal inversions are flagged with evidence.
Severity and likelihood assessment
Each Analysis provides calibrated severity context for identified patterns while leaving legal significance to the reviewing professional.
Downloadable structured report
Export the complete Analysis as a formatted document with findings, evidence references, verified claims, limitations, and review notes.
How legal teams use Clear Indicia
From initial review through case preparation, the Analysis supports professional review of communication-heavy matters.
Step 1
Submit the communication
Paste an email thread, message exchange, or written correspondence into the Analysis tool. The system identifies participants, parses the structure, and prepares the text for multi-stage examination.
Step 2
Multi-stage Analysis runs
The system examines the conversation through multiple analytical lenses: narrative context, communication-pattern review, semantic mapping, evidence anchoring, and claim verification.
Step 3
Review the evidence-based report
Receive a structured report with named patterns, severity context, evidence references linked to specific quotes, verified claims, limitations, and a synthesised summary.
What the Analysis can surface
Written communications often contain the record needed to understand how a contested exchange developed. The Analysis identifies source-linked patterns and preserves the context needed for legal review.
- DARVO patterns: Deny, Attack, Reverse Victim and Offender, where a responder reframes themselves as the wronged party after a concern is raised.
- Reality distortion: Denial of documented events, minimisation of stated concerns, and attempts to rewrite the factual record, with direct references to the relevant statements.
- Ghost authority and implied threats: References to unnamed legal, financial, or institutional consequences used as leverage, flagged for specificity, context, and verifiability against the submitted record.
- Obligation asymmetries: Situations where one party is held to standards or procedures that the other party violates without consequence.
Sensitive data, handled with care
Submitted communications are not used to train AI models. Submitted communications can be permanently deleted according to product controls and account policy. Clear Indicia supports human review and professional judgement. It does not replace legal, HR, clinical, governance, coaching, or leadership decision-making.
Encrypted in transit and at rest
Questions from legal professionals
Common questions about using Clear Indicia for case preparation and documentation.
No. Clear Indicia reports are review-support materials designed to help legal professionals inspect communication patterns in the submitted record. They are not legal opinions and do not decide legal outcomes.
Every finding in the report is linked to a specific quote from the original conversation. When the Analysis identifies a DARVO reversal or reality-distortion indicator, it cites the exact words and the exchange in which it occurred.
Any text-based exchange such as email threads, instant messages, text messages, chat logs, or other written correspondence. The analysis works best with back-and-forth exchanges where both parties are represented.
Clear Indicia provides structured pattern analysis of written communication. It identifies communication-pattern indicators and anchors them to evidence, but it does not assess mental state, diagnose conditions, or provide clinical opinions.
Conversations are encrypted in transit and at rest, are not used to train AI models, and are only accessible to the authenticated user who submitted them. Any Analysis can be permanently deleted from the dashboard.
Yes. Legal professionals can use Clear Indicia as part of their case preparation workflow. Ensure you have appropriate client consent for processing their communications.
Start building a documented record
Submit a conversation and receive a structured, evidence-anchored Analysis in minutes.