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Using Filters and Sorting in CaseScribe

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Filters and sorting tools in CaseScribe help you review documents and facts more efficiently especially in large or complex cases. Both the Documents tab and the Facts tab include powerful filtering and sorting options. While they work in similar ways, each tab offers features tailored to its purpose.

1. Filters and Sorting in the Documents Tab

The Documents tab is designed to help you review, organize, and verify documents after AI processing.

Document Groupings

Documents are automatically grouped based on their processing status and role in the case. Common groupings include:

  • Documents with no extracted facts

  • Documents with missing facts

  • Agency documents

  • Documents grouped by name

  • Other AI-driven categories

These groupings provide a quick snapshot of where each document stands in the review process.

Quick Filters and Display Toggles

In the upper-right corner of the Documents tab, you’ll find quick filters:

  • Name – Search using the original VA file name

  • Type – Filter by document classification (for example, agency records, JD documents, or C&P exams)

  • Date – Filter by the year the document was received by the VA

In the upper-left corner, you’ll see two toggle options:

  • Show Display Name

    • On: Displays the document number along with its type and subtype

    • Off: Displays the original file name

  • Doc Grouping

    • On: Documents appear grouped by category

    • Off: All documents appear in a single list

Advanced Document Filters and Sorting

Click Show Filters and Sort to open the left-side panel for advanced options.

From this panel, you can:

  • Sort documents by newest or oldest

  • Filter by document type or specific subtypes

  • Filter by document status:

    • Processed

    • In process

    • Needs review

  • Filter by document source (the upload batch name)

  • Filter by verification status (verified or unverified)

  • Filter by document date (VA receipt date)

  • Choose to view all documents or only hidden documents


2. Filters and Sorting in the Facts Tab

The Facts tab is focused on reviewing and analyzing extracted facts.

Fact Views

The Facts tab includes two main views:

  • Key Facts
    Highlights the most important facts in the case and provides a high-level summary.

  • All Facts
    Displays every extracted fact from all documents, including medical records, service records, and evidence.

You can choose which view loads by default in Profile Settings, located in the lower-left corner of the screen.

Grouping Facts

In both views, grouping options appear in the upper-right corner:

  • Group by Document – Organizes facts by document file name

  • Group by Date – Displays facts in a timeline based on the fact date (not the VA receipt date)

  • Group by Tag – Organizes facts by assigned tags

Advanced Fact Filters and Custom Views

Click Show Filters and Sort in the Facts tab to open the left-side panel.

From here, you can:

  • Sort facts by latest or oldest

  • Create custom views by combining filters and grouping options, then saving them for reuse

You can filter facts by:

  • Document type or subtype

  • Assigned tags

  • Document status

  • Upload source

  • Verification status (verified or unverified)

  • Facts that include comments

  • Grouped or non-grouped view

  • Fact creator (system-generated or user-created)

Clearing Filters and Sorting

To reset everything and return to the default view, click Clear All. This removes all active filters, sorting, and grouping options.


How Filters Affect ASK AI

Filters and sorting directly affect what is sent to the ASK AI chatbot.

  • No filters applied:
    ASK AI reviews all available facts, within system limits.

  • Filters applied:
    ASK AI uses only the facts and documents included in your filtered view.

Applying filters before using ASK AI helps:

  • Narrow the AI’s focus

  • Improve response accuracy

  • Produce more relevant results in large cases

Summary

Filters and sorting in CaseScribe give you precise control over how documents and facts are displayed and reviewed. By combining grouping, filtering, sorting, and custom views, you can move through cases more efficiently and ensure ASK AI works with the most relevant information.

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