Every finding should lead back to the evidence.

BeagleFetch is a Canadian evidence-reconstruction service for litigation. It rebuilds the underlying record of a matter — bank statements, agreements, mortgage registrations, emails and eDiscovery productions — and returns material findings pin-cited to the document, page and transaction supporting each one. It is a service, not software your firm installs or operates.

No. Legal AI products such as drafting assistants and research chatbots are software a firm licenses and runs. BeagleFetch is a done-for-you analysis service. AI is used inside it to reason over the record — surfacing patterns, relationships and questions worth investigating — but the firm operates no platform and learns no new system.

Those are document review platforms: the firm licenses them, hosts data on them and staffs the review. BeagleFetch does the work instead of selling a seat. It also starts earlier — before review, the record itself has to be assembled: statements reconciled, duplicates identified, missing periods surfaced, agreements connected to the transactions they affect.

By never letting a language model produce the number. In BeagleFetch, AI reasons — patterns, relationships, hypotheses — and deterministic code computes every amount, count, total and reconciliation directly from the underlying record. Each figure resolves to a source document, page and transaction, so a finding can be checked rather than trusted.

Litigation lawyers, forensic accountants and retained experts working matters where the record is complex, fragmented or difficult to reconcile — tracing movement of funds across accounts and entities, connecting financial activity to agreements and obligations, building evidentiary timelines, and early case assessment.

Six deliverables: a reconstructed matter record, source-backed findings, a reconciled financial analysis, an exceptions report naming missing or unreadable records, an evidence timeline, and next-record requests identifying what further production would close the gaps.

It scales with the size of the production, not with reviewer headcount. A few hundred documents and several million pages are very different jobs — but neither is absorbed by putting more people on the file. BeagleFetch scopes the production first, then fixes the delivery date before the work begins, alongside the fixed price. The date covers the whole matter, not one query at a time.

A fixed price, defined before the work starts, against a defined production and defined deliverables. There are no per-query, per-GB or per-seat fees, and no platform contract to sign.

Processing is Canadian and matter-separated, with a defined retention period and controlled access. Client data is never used to train models. These terms hold for every matter and are set out in the engagement.

No. BeagleFetch reconstructs and analyzes the underlying record, then surfaces findings, discrepancies, relationships and supporting evidence. The lawyer, expert or retained professional keeps the judgment, the opinion and the signature.