Congrats to Casepoint for the announcement that Casepoint launches an AI Investigator Agent to take investigations from allegation to findings, faster! Here’s a portion of the press release, the full release is here!

Casepoint Launches AI Investigator Agent to Take Investigations from Allegation to Findings, Faster

New Casepoint IQ Agent puts investigators in control, surfacing what matters so they can build well-supported findings without waiting on technical specialists

WASHINGTON, October 27, 2026 – Casepoint, a leading provider of secure, unified government, legal, and compliance solutions, today announced AI Investigator Agent, a new IQ Agent in the Casepoint IQ™ suite available within Casepoint eDiscovery. Built for investigators in government agencies and corporations, AI Investigator Agent rapidly narrows large document populations to find evidence that supports or refutes allegations, so investigators can build their findings as the investigation unfolds, with no specialized training or technical experts required.

Investigative caseloads are growing faster than the teams that handle them. Data volumes keep climbing, and evidence now routinely spans email, documents, audio, video, mobile phone, and chat data.

Existing solutions on the market fall short. Forensic tools depend on highly specialized examiners who are often unavailable. Analytics platforms are beyond most investigation team budgets and also rely on scarce technical talent. eDiscovery platforms are typically built for litigation and assume litigation support teams that pre-litigation investigations rarely have. As a result, investigators often wade through collections one document at a time in Outlook or SharePoint, only to learn the case has no merit, or worse, to miss critical evidence. When findings are late or incomplete, the investigations office’s reputation suffers.

AI Investigator Agent changes that with a guided workflow designed around how investigations actually work. Investigators describe the investigation, and AI Investigator Agent isolates the material most likely to be relevant, extracts key facts with each one cited to its source document, and links documents to key investigative themes. Timelines and data visualizations lay out the full story, and investigators build their findings report in the same secure, scalable workspace instead of rebuilding everything by hand in separate tools.

“Investigators shouldn’t have to be data scientists to do their jobs well,” said Pete Feinberg, Chief Product Officer at Casepoint. “Today, an investigator with a growing caseload often has to wait on an examiner or a specialist, or read through a collection one document at a time. With AI Investigator Agent, investigators tell it what the investigation is about, it surfaces what matters with each fact cited to its source, and they build the findings themselves. Investigators are the experts at investigating. AI Investigator Agent takes on the sorting and fact extraction so they can focus on the case.”

AI Investigator Agent joins the Relevance Determination Agent and Issue Coding Agent in Casepoint IQ, the AI foundation across Casepoint’s unified platform. It runs within the platform’s security boundary under existing customer permissions, governance, and access controls. It scales to terabytes of data and handles audio, video, mobile phone, and chat data.

AI Investigator Agent will be generally available in November. To learn more or request a demonstration, visit casepoint.com/iq-agents.

Congrats again to Casepoint for the announcement that Casepoint launches an AI Investigator Agent to take investigations from allegation to findings, faster! Something worth investigating!

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