See Criterica on a real file.
A Criterica demo is a 45 minute walkthrough of the record applied to a file: a closed-tape read, a one-matter snapshot, the portfolio report and the monitor, shown on your data where you bring it.
Four things, on one file.
A closed-tape read
Your closed matters read against the record: what the book did, and what the same method says about the way it was priced.
A one-matter snapshot
One matter, read from the record: where it stands, how long comparable matters take and what they resolve for.
The portfolio report
A portfolio read matter by matter, with the economics and the scenarios beside it.
The monitor
A live book watched against the docket, with matters re-read as stage and venue facts change.
A tape, a schedule, or nothing.
- A closed tape or a matter schedule in the intake spec, which we send on request.
- Nothing at all: we show a deidentified file and walk the same outputs.
Whatever you bring is used to produce your read. Your files stay yours.
Funders, law firms, insurers and platforms.
Funders
Price, mark and monitor a book from the record.
Law firms
Read your own closed docket and the matters in it.
Insurers
Read claims exposure by venue, stage and duration.
Platforms
See the outputs you could carry inside your own product.
A written read of your file.
Where you provided a tape, the walkthrough ends with a written read of it.
- A written read of your file, where you provided a tape.
- The same method, on the same file, returning the same number if you rerun it.
- A clear statement of what the file did not support and was therefore not rated.
Book a walkthrough.
Tell us who you are and what you will bring. We reply within one business day.
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It is a 45 minute walkthrough of the record applied to a file: a closed-tape read, a one-matter snapshot, the portfolio report and the monitor. It is shown on your data where you bring it.
A closed tape or a matter schedule in the intake spec, which we send on request. If you bring nothing, we show a deidentified file.
Funders, law firms, insurers and platforms. If your use does not fit one of those, say so in the form and we will tell you whether the walkthrough fits.
Where you provided a tape, a written read of your file. Where you did not, a clear view of what each output would look like on yours.
It is used to produce your read. Your files stay yours and are not used to train a generalized model without a separate written agreement.