Privilege Log Generator

Upload documents to generate a draft privilege log for attorney review.

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Upload your document

Drop a PDF, TXT, or EML file. Emails, memos, and correspondence work best.

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AI analyzes for privilege

Suggests possible privilege grounds and identifies uncertainty for attorney review.

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Edit and export

Review draft fields inline, then export to Excel or Word. Internal review notes are not included in exports.

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Click to select files or drag and drop
PDF · TXT · EML  ·  10 MB max per file  ·  multiple files supported
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Tips for best results Works best with emails, memos, and legal correspondence. Image-only PDFs and scanned documents won't extract text. EML is read as raw text; MIME parts and attachments are not fully extracted. Mixed scanned/text PDFs require page-coverage review. Max 10 MB per file. Click any cell in the results to edit it before exporting.

This log is held only in page memory and is not saved automatically. Every upload is a separate source, including identical files; remove unintended duplicates before generating.

PDF export is unavailable because complete Unicode output cannot be guaranteed. Use Excel or Word and review the exported draft.

What's in your log Draft fields for attorney completion and verification
Doc ID / Bates

Left blank for attorney to apply Bates numbers.

Date

Date of the document or communication.

Author

Sender or author of the document.

Recipients

Suggested recipients; verify To, CC, and BCC against the source. EML support does not reliably decode all headers.

Document Type

Left blank for attorney classification.

Subject

Subject line or document title.

Privilege Basis

Attorney-client privilege, work product, or other basis identified.

Privilege Holder

Blank column in Excel/CSV exports; complete it after export. Not editable in this table or included in Word/PDF exports.

Description

Draft description; verify accuracy, adequacy, and absence of privileged substance before use.