Receipts Pro structures the language and dynamics inside a digital conversation, into evidence and clinical insights a practitioner can use. Built for caseload, not just for one case. For community legal centres, family lawyers, and trauma-informed clinicians who read messages as part of their day.
Receipts replaces the hours practitioners spend reading raw chat history with a structured pattern report. Below is what changes for the practitioner using it.
Triage that previously consumed half a day completes during a coffee. Solicitors spend their hours on advice; therapists spend theirs in session.
A useful output is on screen the moment a conversation finishes uploading. A full structured report, legal or clinical, is ready before the kettle boils.
Each detection cites the exact message excerpts and the linguistic features behind the label. The reasoning is on the page, cross-examinable in court, defensible in supervision.
The same engine individuals use, with the access, audit and confidentiality controls a practice needs around it.
Caseload view with severity, due dates, status, and assigned practitioner. Filter by jurisdiction, intake date, or escalation flag.
Conflict-of-interest checks at intake for legal practice. Configurable confidentiality boundaries practitioners can align to their own professional obligations. Practitioner-to-client mapping is locked at the data layer; every access is logged.
Legal mode produces a court-format DOCX with timestamps and the raw message evidence, ready to attach as an exhibit. Clinical mode produces a trauma-informed summary suitable for clinical notes, session prep, or referral letters, without the litigation framing.
Run the same analysis across every active client in one operation. Useful when triaging an intake week, preparing a tribunal listing, or responding to a court-ordered disclosure window.
Every access, export and amendment is recorded with timestamp and actor.
Issue a client a one-time link. They upload directly to your matter or clinical record, encrypted on their device. No email attachments, no shared drives, no inbox copies for either party.
Each step is observable in the audit log and reversible until export. Practitioners retain professional discretion at every decision.
Client uploads via a secure link. Conflicts or clinical eligibility are checked. The matter or episode is opened.
Patterns are identified across the conversation. The practitioner reviews flags before anything is committed to the record.
Generate a court-format DOCX or a clinical summary, with the raw message evidence attached.
Practitioners working coercive-control matters routinely receive months of message history per client. Reading and structuring that history is unbillable, demanding work that delays first advice.
With Receipts Pro, the same history becomes a labelled pattern report within minutes. The solicitor reviews, annotates, and exports a court-format exhibit on the same day intake closes.
Clients in coercive-control relationships often arrive to session unable to articulate what is happening to them. Reading their messages is invaluable preparation, and almost never possible at scale.
Clinical mode produces a trauma-informed summary the therapist can review before session: dominant patterns, repair attempts, escalation timing. No litigation framing, no advice. Just shape, in language the clinician can use.
The same statement appears at the head of every export so the reader of the report knows the intent of the analysis from the first page.
This review is informative, not diagnostic. It is a structured reading of a digital conversation produced by AI, applied without bias to either party, intended to support the practitioner and the people in the room. The analysis surfaces communication patterns, balance of contribution, conflict style, and points of repair, so the next conversation can be a better one. It is not a verdict on either party; it is a mirror to work from.
This review is informative, not adjudicative. It documents communication patterns in a digital record using a consistent analytical framework, applied without bias and the same way to either side of the conversation. It does not infer intent, allocate fault, or draw a legal conclusion. It reports what the messages contain, with each finding cited to the source, so a court, counsel, or supervisor can read the conversation faster and judge it on the evidence.
The analysis does not provide a clinical diagnosis, a legal opinion, or a determination of fault. It is a structured reading of the conversation, sourced to the messages themselves, intended to support the practitioner who is making those calls.
For a private demo, bring a de-identified conversation and we will analyse it with you. If you would rather just see the work first, ask for sample reports and we will send a redacted legal exhibit and a clinical summary the same day.
Receipts is on the way for iOS and Android. Join the waitlist and we'll let you know the moment it's ready.