Everlaw Deep Dive
Search across millions of documents to find insights that transform your case.
Gain Command of the Facts Across Every Matter
Insights grounded in the evidence, from early factfinding to final arguments.
Know Your Evidence from Start to Finish
Search and analyze terabytes of data with zero query limits. Deep Dive gives you the scale needed for complex discovery, empowering your team to continuously interrogate your record, incorporate new data, uncover potential blind spots, and refine your winning strategy across the full life of a matter.
Output Grounded in Evidence
Ask targeted questions and follow up directly to uncover gaps and pursue a line of inquiry with greater precision. Deep Dive shows its multi-step reasoning, so you can follow the logic behind its outputs. It anchors every response in your case documents, reducing the risk of hallucinations and delivering reliable, defensible results, with easy-to-find citations.
Turn Conversations Into Work Products
Organize facts into compelling deliverables, with Deep Dive presenting them in the format of your choice, whether a table of key characters or a draft timeline.
Unified AI Workflows
Stop toggling between disconnected apps and keep your entire case in one secure platform. Uncover crucial insights in Deep Dive, bring them into Storybuilder to build your case narrative, and draft timelines with Writing Assistant — all on a single, integrated platform that eliminates the friction that comes with switching tools.
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More Resources
The Future of Legal Discovery
Learn how Everlaw Deep Dive can accelerate your grasp of the case facts by rapidly converting raw data into practical evidence.
Everlaw AI Governance Framework
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Reimagining Workflows for Generative AI
Everlaw CEO AJ Shankar’s keynote at Everlaw Summit ‘25 highlights how Everlaw is thinking about the practical and responsible integration of AI into the platform.
Deep Dive Ask Guide
Advice on how to write questions for Deep Dive that result in useful, relevant responses.
Deep Dive FAQ
Questions and answers on how to get the most out of Deep Dive.
How to Use Deep Dive
An introduction that covers the basics of how to use Deep Dive.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does Everlaw Deep Dive help legal teams uncover key evidence?
Deep Dive helps legal teams uncover key evidence by analyzing large document collections and surfacing relevant information based on user questions. By connecting responses directly to source documents, Deep Dive allows investigators to quickly identify facts, patterns, and relationships within their data.
How does Deep Dive analyze legal documents?
Deep Dive analyzes legal documents with a retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) workflow grounded in the full text of the documents, not just summaries. It allows legal teams to ask questions about their document collections using natural language.
How does Deep Dive support follow-up questions?
Deep Dive lets you explore your evidence through a back-and-forth conversation, just as you would with any chat agent. Ask Deep Dive to explore another angle, identify gaps, investigate unanswered questions, or refine the findings. Deep Dive carries context forward within the thread, helping you connect related findings and investigate further.
Can Deep Dive analyze large document data sets?
Yes. Deep Dive is designed to analyze very large data sets, including matters involving millions of documents, helping teams quickly surface key facts and relevant evidence.
How does Deep Dive handle complex questions?
Deep Dive can break compound, comparative, or open-ended questions into focused research paths, search them in parallel or in sequence, and consolidate the findings into one response. This lets you start with a broader question without manually splitting it into multiple searches.
How does Deep Dive help verify AI-generated insights?
Deep Dive grounds its responses in underlying source documents, allowing legal teams to review supporting evidence and validate results as part of their workflow.