Timestamp builds a production from physical pages of case PDFs. Every page decision, mask and label stays bound to the source version and preview frame it was made on; the original files are never changed.
Assemble a Bates-labeled production from selected pages without editing the stored records.
Mark pages produced, privileged or omitted, with their own stated reasons for the logs.
Track production runs, retry or cancel them, and keep issued sets fixed.
The receipt beside each step is an illustrative example of what a reviewer sees, not data from a real case.
Choose pages from the case's PDF records in the desired order and mark each one produce, privileged or omit. Privileged and omitted pages carry the reviewer's reason.
record · physical page · decision · reasonReview authenticated raster previews tied to the source version and frame. Draw rectangular masks over the areas to remove; a changed source or frame is rejected rather than reused.
source version · frame · mask boundsRedacted pixels are overwritten in freshly rendered page images, then assembled into image-only PDF pages with a Bates footer. Original text layers, metadata and attachments are not carried over. Omitted and privileged pages use no labels.
Bates label · page copy · image-onlyProductions run in the background with visible status and history. A failed run can be retried and an active run cancelled.
status · history · retry · cancelIssue the production with a note; issued sets cannot be changed. Downloads require recent re-authentication and are audited. The ZIP contains production.pdf, load.csv, privilege-log.csv, omissions.csv, redaction-log.csv and manifest.json.
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