Dates live across many documents
Agreements, amendments, notices, emails, and reports all contain pieces of the chronology.
Extract key dates, deadlines, obligations, and events from documents and threads into one structured, cited timeline for review.
Events and dates are organised in order.
Each event remains tied to its document.
Build timelines across contracts, correspondence, and evidence files.
Check the source behind every event.
Use timelines for analysis, reporting, disputes, and planning.
Legal teams often need to reconstruct what happened, when obligations arise, and what evidence supports each step — across many files and formats.
Agreements, amendments, notices, emails, and reports all contain pieces of the chronology.
Renewals, notices, milestones, and termination windows need to be found early.
A timeline is only useful if each entry can point back to its source.
Teams need a clean sequence that can be checked, shared, and updated.
Lexandro.ai extracts dates and events from documents, links them to sources, and helps teams build a clear chronology for review.
Upload contracts, notices, correspondence, filings, or evidence sets.
Identify milestones, obligations, deadlines, amendments, and key facts.
Check each event against its source and use it for planning or analysis.
Use Timeline when legal work depends on understanding sequence, deadlines, and source-backed facts.
Reconstruct events from evidence and correspondence.
Track dates, renewals, milestones, and obligations.
Map transaction timelines and document histories.
Create a clear chronology from complex records.
Lexandro.ai helps teams build timelines that remain useful because every event can be checked against the underlying material.
Events are sequenced.
Sources remain attached.
Deadlines become visible.
The tool is not a standalone gimmick. It shares the same work context, private knowledge, legal sources, citations, analytics, and cost visibility as the rest of Lexandro.ai.
Yes. Events are pulled from multiple files and merged into one ordered sequence.
As a visual graph or a detailed event list, either in fullscreen.
Each entry names the actors and links to the exact document and page.
Yes, to PDF, or continue in a grounded chat.
Suggested follow-ups surface reconciliation questions for you to resolve.
Request a demo to see how dated event timelines are built from source documents and reviewed inside the same connected platform.