Discovery Sessions: Workflows Built for Investigative Teams
A free weekly webinar series from Rev where investigative intelligence specialists walk through real workflows — end to end, from evidence intake to trial prep. Every session is recorded and added to the library. Join live or watch on your schedule.
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From Recording to Report: Closing the Paperwork Faster
There's a form to fill out, a report to write, and hours of recordings to dig through to do it. Every hour spent scrubbing through footage or transcribing by hand is an hour not spent anywhere else the job needs you. That's the workflow we're walking through, live and end-to-end, in this Discovery Session.
A Rev law enforcement workflow specialist walks through pulling dates, names, and key facts directly from body cam, dash cam, and interview recordings, and getting the best first pass at a report without touching a single rewind button. Rev isn't writing the report. It's aggregating exactly what belongs in it, with every answer cited back to the source.
Interrogating a Caseload That Never Slows Down
A public defender's office carries the same case complexity as private defense, at a fraction of the staff and none of the billable hours. Somewhere in that stack of assigned cases is the exculpatory detail, the missed timestamp, the thing that changes the outcome, and there's rarely time to go looking for it. The job isn't just building a defense, it's finding what matters before the caseload moves you to the next case. That's the workflow we're walking through, live and end to end, in this Discovery Session.
A Rev workflow specialist walks through searching across body cam, jail calls, and case files across an entire docket at once, surfacing Brady material and inconsistencies before the DA packet is finalized, and turning hours of review into a workflow that scales across a caseload, not just a single case. Every finding cited back to the source.
Building the Story From the Primary Source, Not the Notes
A story built on secondhand notes and memory doesn't survive a fact check. The real record, the direct quote, the exact wording, the contradiction between two sources, is somewhere across dozens of interviews, press conferences, and archival recordings that nobody has time to relisten to before deadline. That's the workflow we're walking through, live and end to end, in this Discovery Session.
A Rev workflow specialist walks through cross-referencing multiple interviews and recordings at once, surfacing contradictions between sources, and pulling verifiable quotes cited to the exact timestamp before publication. Source material stays in a closed-loop workspace, with zero third-party model training. Every quote traceable back to the original recording.
Knowing What's in the File Before Trial Does
The complaint is filed, but somewhere across the interview recordings, body cam, and jail calls sits the corroborating statement, or the inconsistency, that decides whether the case holds up in front of a jury. Building the trial record after the fact, under deadline, is where cases lose ground. That's the workflow we're walking through, live and end to end, in this Discovery Session.
A Rev prosecution workflow specialist walks through interrogating interview recordings, body cam, and jail calls together, surfacing corroborating evidence and inconsistencies across a full case file, and building a trial record that holds up under cross-examination. Every finding cited back to the source.
Finding the Inconsistency the Prosecution Missed
Somewhere in the DA's packet, the witness said something on the stand that doesn't match what's on the recording. Finding it means listening back through hours of body cam, jail calls, and interviews, hoping to catch the moment before cross-examination starts. That's the workflow we're walking through, live and end to end, in this Discovery Session.
A Rev criminal defense workflow specialist walks through searching the full evidence corpus for the prior inconsistent statement, building an impeachment clip cited to the exact timestamp, and walking into cross-examination with the moment already in hand. Every finding cited back to the source.
Search the Transcript. Skip the Playback.
A claimant statement, a body cam file, and an officer interview don't automatically match up, and finding where they don't is what most investigations actually come down to. That kind of review normally means playing back hours of recordings side by side, taking notes by hand. That's the workflow we're walking through, live and end to end, in this Discovery Session.
A Rev workflow specialist walks through cross-referencing recorded statements, body cam, and interview recordings against written policy, surfacing inconsistencies automatically, and building a record that's citable and court-ready from day one. Every finding anchored to a timestamped source.
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