eLitigateZE vs MyVeritext

eLitigateZE is a cloud platform for remote and hybrid depositions, integrated with Zoom as an embedded Zoom App. Case teams can upload, search, preview, stamp, annotate, present, and reuse exhibits across linked depositions. During proceedings, Testimony Tools provide testimony streaming, playback, bookmarks, issues, and notes; the plan says these tools require an Esquire digital reporter. Afterward, searchable ASR testimony can synchronize with audio and video when video is ordered and a videographer is present. Users can download a formatted PDF rough transcript in speaker-designated or Q&A format and create MP4 testimony clips synchronized with written testimony. A deposition supports up to 500 participants. Current Chrome, Safari, and Edge browsers are supported, but Firefox is not. Mobile access uses Zoom on Android and iOS, Safari on iOS/iPad, or Chrome on Android. Media traffic uses AES-256 end-to-end encryption, web traffic uses TLS 1.2, and case files are encrypted on AWS. Audio and video files require screen sharing instead of direct in-app presentation. Pricing is available on request.

MyVeritext is a client portal for coordinating legal proceedings and accessing transcripts and exhibits. Clients can schedule, confirm, change, or cancel depositions and manage a shared case calendar. Snap scheduling supports uploading a deposition notice to arrange a reporter, with Veritext stating that this can happen within 7 seconds. The portal also provides access to scheduled remote proceedings, including Veritext Virtual, Realtime, and Exhibit Share. Users can search and download transcripts and exhibits, select file formats, or order printed copies. Its Help Library includes instructions for AI Smart Search and invoice payments. Veritext describes the portal as operating in a HIPAA- and PIPEDA-secure environment, with repository access through secure single-user access compliant with HIPAA and PII standards. The portal is complimentary for clients, but court reporting, remote, video, and document depository services may carry separate charges. It is available on the web, iOS, and Android, and Veritext describes it as mobile friendly. The Help Library directs users to email or phone support.