Workspace · Clinical findings as documented

Read the findings. Check what the chart says.

Pulse organizes clinical findings from eligible case records into a digest and document-level review. Statements are attributed to cited passages rather than presented as an AI medical opinion.

Who uses Pulse

Medical-record reviewers

Review treatment and clinical findings alongside their supporting passages.

Case teams

Distinguish documented causation and prognosis from information absent from the record.

Supervising attorneys

Inspect a saved digest, its evidence and the material it could not analyze.

Step by step

How Pulse works

The receipt beside each step is an illustrative example of what a reviewer sees, not data from a real case.

  1. 01

    Set the review scope

    Open Pulse from a case and review the clinical-digest scope and estimated AI cost before starting.

    case · clinical digest · estimate
  2. 02

    Process the eligible records

    Tessera processes source units with a coverage receipt instead of a single truncating source-text budget. Failed and withheld material remains accounted for.

    analyzed · failed · withheld
  3. 03

    Inspect the clinical digest

    Review findings and document-level summaries with their verbatim anchors. Causation and prognosis are reported only as documented by the source, not supplied as a model's medical judgment.

    finding · document · cited lines
  4. 04

    Open the cited evidence

    Open a passage in the Source Viewer. Exact quote geometry is used where available; a quote that cannot be located is labeled without a guessed highlight.

    physical page · exact quote · location status
  5. 05

    Revise and export

    Save a source-checked follow-up as a separate revision. Export a complete result in Word, PDF, Excel or CSV after recent authentication, with audited evidence references.

    saved revision · complete coverage · audit
Limits we state plainly
  • Pulse reports the record; it does not give an independent medical opinion or invent a diagnosis, causal link or prognosis.
  • Coverage receipts describe eligible material processed, not a guarantee that every clinical fact was extracted.
  • Unavailable geometry produces a location notice, not an approximate highlight presented as exact.

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