Rev launches beta document editor with citations (Full Transcript)
[00:00:00] Speaker 1: Today we're walking through Rev's latest product update. Let's jump in. We're so excited to announce the release of our new document editor, now in beta. You use Insights to find what matters in your evidence. But then, to actually write it up – a memo, a case summary, an outline – you'd have to take it out of Rev and rebuild it in a separate doc. Now, you don't have to. When you land on a response you want to use, you'll see a new Draft Document button. I'll click it. And check this out. Rev pulls that response straight into a document, titles it for you, and opens it right here in the editor. From here, it's yours. I can rewrite this section, make this section a quote, move things around, full control over every line without leaving Rev. And what's really cool is your citations come with it. Every point in your draft still ties back to the exact source it came from. Want them in the final version? Leave them in. Don't need them for this one? Just toggle them off. Then, when it's ready, just export. Straight to PDF or Word. And this is just the start. Let's take a peek at what's coming next. Soon, you won't need a chat response to get going. You'll be able to upload your case files and prompt a document into existence from scratch. You'll even be able to prompt to edit your drafts. Those aren't live today, but they're on the way. And we can't wait to get them in your hands. We're always looking to improve the Rev experience, so drop any feedback in the comments, and we'll see you next time.
- New beta document editor enables drafting within Rev without switching to external tools.
- Drafts can be created from an Insights response via a “Draft Document” button.
- Editor supports full text control: rewrite, quote formatting, and rearranging sections.
- Citations remain attached to original sources and can be toggled on or off.
- Export options include PDF and Word.
- Upcoming features: generate documents from scratch from uploaded case files and prompt-based draft editing.
- Rev requests user feedback to continue improving the experience.