Overview

Adjudicate is a case-adjudication platform built around the surface it’s strongest at — document review, the Reader — and a workflow spine that connects the work. Everything else an operation needs either runs on the same platform or integrates with the system that already does it.

How the pieces connect

Ingestion feeds the Reader, which feeds the Workflow spine that routes the work onward to sessions, authoring, and output — with AI over the whole file, data and isolation under it, and an integration seam at every edge.

A file is ingested into a structured, searchable record; that record is reviewed in the Reader; the workflow spine routes the work — scheduling a session, gating a quality review, routing a signed outcome onward. AI reads the record and proposes; Data & isolation holds and protects it; and at every edge an integration seam connects the platform to — or provides — a surrounding capability (see Integrating Adjudicate).

Where Adjudicate sits

  • The Reader is the core — document review: open, navigate, search, annotate, and cite a request’s evidence.
  • Ingestion brings files in; the Workflow engine routes the work; AI reads the whole file; Data & isolation holds and protects it.
  • The integration seam connects the platform to — or provides — the surrounding systems: scheduling’s conferencing, document generation, correspondence, notifications, reporting.

A deployment can adopt the whole platform or just the Reader and integrate the rest — the boundary is the same either way.

Integrating Adjudicate

Adjudicate is a component, not a closed app — it connects in two directions.

Connect to Adjudicate. A real HTTP Integration API and a typed SDK let another system read and write appeal data — list appeals, read documents, search, add tags and annotations — authenticated on every request. It runs live in an isolated, synthetic-data environment you can call today; that’s the concrete integration surface.

Adjudicate connects to your systems. For any capability around the edge — a document source, an identity directory, a notification channel, a conferencing service, a document-generation tool, a correspondence/print service, a reporting/BI tool — the core talks to a vendor-neutral port, and a per-deployment adapter binds that port either to an existing system or to a platform-provided baseline. Swapping one for the other is configuration at the adapter, not a change to the core. This integrate-or-provide seam is what lets the same product drop into an environment that already has these systems — or stand up the whole stack where it doesn’t.

How to read these pages

Each Platform page is one capability of the product. The integrate-or-provide capabilities live in the integration seam. The developer surface — auth, the API, the SDK — is under Get started, the API reference, and the SDK.