What agencies get today.
This page lists only what is built and live. Features on the way are not on it.
Give your examiners a reason to take your briefs.
A brief that becomes a page-cited chronology, in the same format every time, is easier to take than a box of records. The examiner still reads the records; the ordering and the page references are done.
What your examiners receive.
- A chronology in date order with a page reference on every entry, built the same way for every matter.
- Flags kept and marked, never dropped: the same flags appear in the product and in every export.
- A disclosure annexure that records the product’s AI use, for the examiner’s report.
- The trust page: where files are stored and processed, what leaves Australia, and the deletion timeline, each with its source.
Working as a team.
- Four roles: Admin, Examiner, Support and Reviewer. Admin, Examiner and Support may upload to a matter and run it.
- Two-factor sign-in with an authenticator app, required before any record can be opened.
- Each practice’s records are separated at the database, by row-level security on every clinical table, so an application bug alone cannot read another practice’s records.
- Every opening of a matter, document or page through the app is recorded in the audit log, which the application can only add to.
Nothing to migrate.
Trenthos IME sits beside your practice system. It does not replace it, does not connect to it, and does not change how briefs reach you. Someone in the examiner’s practice uploads the brief and the examiner receives a chronology. If you stop, nothing has to be moved back.
Reports that can show their working.
When a report is questioned, the chronology behind it matters. Every extracted entry cites its document and page; a quote that cannot be found on its page is kept and flagged, never dropped; and every matter can export a disclosure annexure that records the product’s AI use. Your examiners can show how the record was read.
When an insurer asks about AI.
If an insurer or law firm asks how AI is used in the reports you commission, Trenthos IME gives you a clear answer: processing on Trenthos computers in Australia, no outside AI service, no drafted opinion, and a disclosure annexure for every matter. Two statements you may reuse are below.
Two statements you may reuse.
[Agency name] examiners who use Trenthos IME prepare their reports from a page-referenced chronology of the brief. Every extracted entry cites its document and page, entries whose quoted words the software cannot find on the cited page are flagged rather than hidden, and each report can carry a disclosure annexure recording the tool’s AI use. The tool does not write opinions or reports.
[Agency name] uses Trenthos IME, an Australian medico-legal chronology tool, to order and page-reference the records in a brief. Files are stored and processed in Australia on computers Trenthos controls and are not sent to any outside AI service. The tool does not examine, diagnose, give an opinion or draft the report. A disclosure annexure recording its use is available with each report. Details: trenthos.com/ime/trust/.
Pricing and security review.
Practice and agency pricing is by quote. For individual examiners, the Solo and Solo Plus launch price is held for 12 months for anyone who starts by 30 June 2027. A security questionnaire is available on request, and an independent penetration test by a CREST-accredited Brisbane security firm is scheduled for December 2026; the attestation letter will be published on the trust page.