Build a cited timeline
from messy documents
Turn dated and date-inferable events, communications, decisions, treatments, amendments, filings, milestones, actions and status changes into one chronological record.
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Reconstruct what happened — and when
Extract dated and date-inferable events.
Resolve relative dates when the evidence supports it.
Identify turning points that changed the situation or outcome.
Flag missing periods, unclear sequencing and conflicting dates.
One chronology across the file set
Continua searches the provided documents for events and dates, then organizes them chronologically with the relevant people or entities, significance and citations.
Useful when the story is scattered
Timelines are useful when the sequence is spread across emails, medical records, amendments, notices, filings, reports or other documents.
Gaps are part of the analysis
Significant missing periods, uncertain sequencing or conflicting dates are called out explicitly.
Frequently asked questions
Can it infer dates from context?
Yes, when relative or implied dates can be resolved from the evidence.
Does it flag conflicting dates?
Yes. Conflicting dates and significant timeline gaps are explicitly part of the analysis.
What does each timeline event include?
Date, what happened, relevant people or entities, significance and source citations.
Turn scattered records into one sequence of events
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