Zanus AI for Transcription & Litigation combines client intake with litigation-support workflows for transcription operations, trial teams, court-reporting shops and production staff. It transcribes deposition and hearing audio, identifies speakers, adds timestamps and links transcript segments to their source audio. Users can search transcripts and case media in plain language and receive answers cited to page, line or timestamp locations linked to recordings. Scheduled workflows can draft deposition digests, designation reviews, exhibit indexes, witness chronologies and testimony comparisons for human review. AI transcripts are working material, not the certified official record. Its front office can answer calls 24/7 in up to 40 languages, capture rush-job details and quote from a customer’s rate card. Deployment-specific connectors, a REST API and webhooks support integrations, though connector paths are mapped for each deployment. The maker describes private tenants and an on-premises option that can be air-gapped, with case media on customer-owned hardware. Pricing is on request, and there is no free plan. The maker says its SOC 2 Type II examination is underway, with access controls, audit trails, encryption and tenant isolation in production.
Who it is for
It is presented for litigation-support and transcription operations, including trial teams, court-reporting shops and production staff. The on-premises option may suit customers who need case media to remain on their own hardware.
What is good
- Transcripts include speaker identification and timestamps.
- Search answers cite relevant page, line or timestamp locations.
- Draft litigation work is held for human review.
- Front-office calls can be answered in up to 40 languages.
- Offers an on-premises option described as air-gap capable.
What to know first
- No free plan is listed.
- Pricing is available on request.
- AI transcripts are not the certified official record.
- Integration paths are mapped separately for each deployment.
Verdict
Zanus AI combines transcription, cited case-media search, draft litigation work and client-facing intake. Buyers should note the human-review boundary, deployment-specific connectors and request-based pricing.
Get started with Zanus AI for Transcription & Litigation
- Open the Zanus AI litigation website
- Choose API, self-hosted, or web deployment
- Discuss your systems for connector mapping during a demo
- Select a private tenant or on-premises hardware arrangement
- Contact Zanus for pricing and deployment details
Limits to know first
There is no free plan, and pricing is provided on request. AI transcripts remain working product, while litigation drafts are subject to human review.
Questions about Zanus AI for Transcription & Litigation
Does Zanus AI offer a free plan?
No. The pricing model is paid, with pricing available on request.
Which platforms are supported?
API, self-hosted, and web access are listed.
Can it create litigation work products?
Yes. Scheduled workflows can draft deposition digests, designation reviews, exhibit indexes, witness chronologies, and testimony comparisons with citations.
Are transcripts the official legal record?
No. AI transcripts are working product; the certified reporter’s transcript remains the official record.
What integrations are available?
Deployment-specific connectors can sync matters, media, and documents with e-discovery, case-management, and billing systems. REST API and webhooks are also offered.
How is customer data handled?
The product describes tenant isolation, permissions, redaction, audit trails, encryption, and data that does not train outside models.
Compared on legal transcription software
- Free plan
- No
- Speaker identification
- Yes
- Timestamp controls
- Yes
- Legal formatting
- Yes
- Transcription mode
- automated
- Security certifications
- soc2
