Casepoint Launches AI Public Records Platform
Casepoint announced in a press release the launch of Casepoint Public Records for state agencies, local governments and education organizations. The platform is available now and manages requests from intake through review, redaction and production.
Casepoint Public Records uses Casepoint IQ for AI search, document summaries, analytics, machine learning and predictive coding. It connects with Microsoft 365, Teams, Slack and Google Workspace, allowing records teams to collect and review information from those services within the platform.
The platform also includes reporting, permissions, audit trails and tools for handling deadlines and exemptions under different state laws. It runs on Casepoint's cloud platform, which holds FedRAMP High and Department of Defense Impact Level 5 and 6 authorizations.
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