Every month, our product and engineering teams ship new capabilities across Reveal, Logikcull, Onna, and Reveal Hold. This is the monthly roundup for Logikcull: the highlights, in plain language, short enough to finish with your cup of coffee.

Let's get into it:

Introducing Logikcull for Public Records*

Nobody applied for a job titled "Records Spreadsheet Wrangler / Part-Time Litigation Software Operator." Yet here we are: two systems, two workflows, and a litigation-grade tool no one on your team was hired to run.

Logikcull for Public Records is a new offering that brings request intake, tracking, AI-powered search, review, automated PII detection and redaction, and disclosure into one workflow, so agencies can stay ahead of the backlog instead of underneath it.

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On July 16 we're hosting a live webinar to show exactly how it works. You can register here.

Name Your Production Files Like You Mean It

"BatesNumber_Custodian_Date" people, this one's for you.

You can now configure custom native file names when creating a download, using a drag-and-drop builder. Combine metadata fields, custom fields, and tags into your ideal naming scheme, choose your delimiter, and set a fallback name for files where every field comes up empty. Your downloads arrive pre-organized — named your way, not ours.

Read the full Logikcull release notes here.

* These features are available behind a feature flag or on Early Access. Stay in the loop with further announcements or contact your customer success manager to request access.

Coming Soon

Redaction Exclusion Lists + Search Audit History: Exclusion lists will tell auto-redactions exactly what to leave alone. That means fewer false positives for FOIA, DSARs, and other precision-sensitive workflows. Search Audit History adds a complete log of who searched what and when, answered before anyone has to ask.

Semantic Matches in Ask: Objection: answer lacks foundation? Sustained no longer. Ask has always paired answers with citations; soon it will also surface Semantic Matches, including the passages and documents most relevant to your question, ranked by similarity.

Reusable Auto-Redaction rules. If you can draw a black box over a phone number with your eyes closed, relief is on the way. You'll soon be able to create reusable auto-redaction rules that detect and label PII, keywords, and regular expressions the moment a document opens, so the 137th redaction happens without you. Project-level exclusion lists and a Search Audit History (a complete log of who searched what, and when) round out the batch.

Help Us Shape What's Next

Several capabilities in this roundup started as customer requests, so when feedback goes in, features come out. If you have ideas for Reveal, Logikcull, Onna, or Reveal Hold, share them with us, or dig into the full release notes for everything else we shipped.