Rev Launches Image Analysis for Evidence Review (Full Transcript)
[00:00:00] Speaker 1: Every case comes with a stack of images nobody really has time to sit with. Today, that changes. Say hello to Image Analysis, now in Rev. Getting your images in is about as easy as it gets. Drag them onto the dashboard or just drop them into a chat, right alongside your video, audio, and documents. And if you want a closer look before you dig in, click any image to preview it. Then you just... ask. Let's try it. Which of these have a vehicle in them? Rev goes through the whole set, points you to the ones that match, and tells you what it's seeing. So this one's a multi-lane intersection. And that one over there's a booking photo. No vehicle at all. Here's the part that really matters, though. Every answer tells you where it came from. Click the citation, and Rev pulls up the exact image it's talking about, right there in your files. No hunting for it, no taking its word for it. You can see it for yourself. And that's kind of the whole point of Rev. Evidence is evidence, whatever form it shows up in. The same tool that catches the odd inconsistency in a report can now tell you which photo has the car or the weapon, all without leaving what you're working on. Right now, it's rolling out to pro and unlimited accounts. So go give it a try, and tell us what you think in the comments. That stuff really does shape what we build next. See you in the next one.
- Images can be added through the Rev dashboard or directly in chat with other file types.
- Users can query a set of images in natural language to find visual content, such as vehicles or weapons.
- Rev explains its findings and cites the exact image used as evidence.
- Clicking a citation opens the relevant source image for direct verification.
- Image Analysis is rolling out to Rev Pro and Unlimited users.