ExhibitsPad - Evidence Viewer 23.11.1
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Publisher Description
ExhibitsPad is an electronic exhibits binder to view evidence at deposition, mediation, arbitration, trial, and for jury deliberations.
Collect and load all your evidence (documents, photos, videos, audio files) onto multiple iPad devices to distribute to the judge and jurors in a trial, mediators and arbitrators, or deponents at deposition.
ExhibitsPad is a simple and easy-to-use electronic exhibits binder for the triers of fact. Import all the exhibits from a USB drive, create mirrored iPad devices, and turn each iPad into an electronic exhibits binder.
Distribute iPad devices to jurors allowing them to review all the evidence without having to share binders and paper or organize video or audio playbacks. Jurors can review documents, photos, videos, and audio files at their own pace. They can save and annotate snapshots of documents, photos, even frames of video, to use in discussions with other jurors.
With the iPadOS Guided Access feature you can restrict the user to only have access to ExhibitsPad, and an app password can be set up to prevent a user from adding or deleting evidence. This means no other apps can be accessed that would allow independent research, such as social media or the internet. The iPad is solely a device to view, watch, or listen to evidence.
With their own electronic exhibits binder, each juror can have all the trial exhibits at their fingertips, speeding up the deliberation process, and ensuring an accurate and fair review of all the evidence.
ExhibitsPad replaces paper documents, binders, and rolling TV carts for a more efficient way to view evidence, saving time and money, while being mobile and efficient.
LIT SOFTWARE has set the bar for developing the best in litigation apps, garnering awards for innovation and ease of use. Our apps have been featured by Apple, and are loved by lawyers.
———— QUICK FEATURE SUMMARY ————
• Load all trial exhibits for juror deliberations on multiple iPad devices
• Give each juror an identically loaded iPad device to review all the exhibits
• Easily import exhibits directly from a USB drive or from the cloud
• Use the search feature to quickly and easily find and view any exhibit by exhibit number or exhibit name
• Smoothly scroll through multipage documents
• Jump to any page of a multipage document by typing in the page number
• Watch videos or listen to audio recordings right on the iPad
• Watch edited clips of video depositions
• Easily scrub back and forth through video and audio files
• Take snapshots of important documents, photos, or frames of video
• Annotate snapshots using multicolor pen, marker, or pencil tools
• Add handwritten notes on snapshots using a finger or Apple Pencil
• Easily edit or erase annotations, or delete snapshots
• Scroll through the list of exhibits, or view large thumbnail previews
• Exhibits are organized in a simple flat folder hierarchy (Defendant Exhibits, Plaintiff Exhibits, etc.)
• Intuitive buttons for the administrator to easily delete, add, and view exhibits on the iPad
• File counter ensures each iPad has an identical number of documents, pages, and multimedia files
• For use at deposition, AirDrop exhibits one at a time to the deponent
• Have the deponent mark up a document and turn it into a deposition exhibit
• Simple user interface for non-technical jurors or deponents
• At the end of jury deliberations, the administrator can delete all the exhibits and juror notes, easier and more secure than shredding notebooks
———— EASILY LOAD AND VIEW EXHIBITS ————
Easily load up multiple iPad devices and distribute to jurors for deliberations.
Introduce exhibits at deposition at your pace, as opposed to showing all your exhibits at once.
———— THE LIT SUITE ————
ExhibitsPad is part of the LIT SUITE, which gives you the tools to review documents, summarize transcripts, organize events, and present evidence. Everything you need to win! Download any of the apps from the App Store and start your 7-day free trial, with no limitations or restrictions.
Oct 22, 2023
Version 23.11.1
• NEW / IMPROVED
– Ongoing new features and capabilities.
• FIXED
– Ongoing bug fixes and enhancements.
Please let us know if you encounter an issue or have other feedback. We value your feedback as it helps us address issues, refine features, and update documentation.
Searchable support articles and tutorial videos can be found in our Help Center: https://support.litsoftware.com/
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About ExhibitsPad - Evidence Viewer
ExhibitsPad - Evidence Viewer is a free app for iOS published in the Office Suites & Tools list of apps, part of Business.
The company that develops ExhibitsPad - Evidence Viewer is LIT SOFTWARE, LLC. The latest version released by its developer is 23.11.1.
To install ExhibitsPad - Evidence Viewer on your iOS device, just click the green Continue To App button above to start the installation process. The app is listed on our website since 2023-10-22 and was downloaded 1 times. We have already checked if the download link is safe, however for your own protection we recommend that you scan the downloaded app with your antivirus. Your antivirus may detect the ExhibitsPad - Evidence Viewer as malware if the download link is broken.
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- Click on the Continue To App button on our website. This will redirect you to the App Store.
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- After ExhibitsPad - Evidence Viewer is downloaded, you'll see an INSTALL button to the right. Tap on it to start the actual installation of the iOS app.
- Once installation is finished you can tap on the OPEN button to start it. Its icon will also be added to your device home screen.
