Supio AI features and pricing (October 2026)

Supio is AI software for plaintiff law firms in the United States that handle personal injury and mass tort cases. It covers case intake, medical chronologies, demand letters and drafting, and its Agent works across all cases of a firm.

Supio is run by DocEquity, Inc. in Washington State, with offices in Seattle and San Francisco, and sells to plaintiff firms. The platform has a pre-litigation part called Case Engine and a litigation part called Case Bench, plus an intake module for calls, text messages, web forms and email and a case economics tool. It connects to case management systems such as Litify, SmartAdvocate, MyCase and CASEpeer, to storage such as SharePoint, Box and Google Drive, and to Westlaw. Invoices can be issued per case for client cost recovery. The homepage lists more than 25 named firms.

• Builds medical chronologiesSupio Agent reads uploaded medical records and builds a timeline with source citations, sorted by provider, injury and treatment. It flags treatment gaps and missing records. The vendor states that human experts check every chronology, so paralegals spend less time on raw paper.
• Drafts demand letters and filingsThe Agent drafts demand letters, interrogatory responses and motions from the case file and prepares deposition materials. Attorneys review and decide on every output, which shortens first drafts while sign-off stays with the lawyer.
• Handles case intakeSupio Intake captures inquiries by voice, SMS, web form and email, turns them into structured case data and scores the leads. Live coaching, call summaries and report cards help supervisors review intake staff. Attorneys make the final acceptance decision.
• Watches the whole firmAt firm level, the Agent prioritizes tasks for attorneys and paralegals, compares cases against firm criteria and looks for patterns across cases, for example in mass tort discovery. Managers get dashboards on case health without compiling reports by hand.

• Built for US plaintiff law with a medical chronology module, an intake module and a case economics tool for cost recovery per case.
• Offers a case subscription or unlimited firm access, with unlimited users and pages and no platform fees, according to the pricing page.
• Data centers in the United States, the United Kingdom and Canada, with data kept in the customer's country of origin, plus SOC 2 Type II.

The contracting party is DocEquity, Inc. (Supio), based in Washington State with offices in Seattle and San Francisco; the product targets US plaintiff firms for personal injury and mass tort cases.

Pricing is not published, so request quotes for both models and ask for a pilot on a few cases, since no free trial is listed. Medical records are health data: confirm HIPAA terms, the data processing agreement and subprocessors, and ask whether customer data trains models, which the security and privacy pages do not state. Plan attorney review of every AI draft.

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