Grouped by what it is, read from the statements themselves. Where nothing was printed, it says so rather than guessing from the file name.
This example shows the Summary screen only. In production, this tab drills into every account, statement, and transaction behind the numbers above — each one still one click from the page it was printed on.
Brightwater Law Group does not exist. The firm, the client, every account, institution, and dollar figure on this page were generated for demonstration. Nothing here belongs to a real client, and no real client's records were reshaped to produce it.
Financial discovery shows up across practice areas — divorce, probate and estate administration, elder law, business litigation — and it always starts the same way: a production of bank statements that has to be confirmed complete before anyone can rely on it. This automation ingests the entire production, reads what each statement prints about itself, and surfaces exactly what's missing — coverage gaps, incomplete statements, and balances that don't carry from one month to the next — before anyone reads a single transaction line by line.
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