Every record is reviewed and approved by a person before it is written, so the CRM never fills up with data nobody has looked at.
An extraction pipeline that writes straight into the CRM eventually pollutes it, and the cost of finding the bad rows later exceeds whatever the automation saved. Clio makes approval a required step: extraction and validation do the work, a person confirms, and only then is anything written.
Every CRM record is human-approved before it lands.
Reviewers see the source page behind each field.
Confidence and validation results inform the decision.
No silent writes to clean up later.
Automation does the reading; a person keeps the authority.
Every record is approved before it is written — extraction and validation do the work, the person confirms it.
The extracted values, their source pages, their confidence and the validation results.
Zero blind writes is a design rule, not a setting — it is what keeps the CRM trustworthy.
Reads every field from PDFs and scans, with source-page provenance and confidence.
Arithmetic, formats and duplicates are checked outside the model, so bad data cannot auto-clear.
Handles Azerbaijani, Russian and English documents, including the VÖEN.
Adding a document type means defining fields, not writing code.
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