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Agentic AI platform that builds medical chronologies, demand letters, and case documents for plaintiff injury law firms.
Supio automates the document-heavy parts of plaintiff personal-injury and mass-tort casework: turning medical records into chronologies, drafting settlement demand letters, running case-economics analysis, and preparing litigation documents. A firm-level assistant, the Supio Agent, is meant to work both on individual cases and across a firm's full caseload, and the platform connects to existing case-management and legal-research tools like Westlaw. It holds SOC 2 Type II certification and says it meets HIPAA, PHIPA, and GDPR requirements, with data centers in the US, UK, and Canada. Supio is a Seattle-based company founded in 2021 by CEO Jerry Zhou and CTO Kyle Lam, both former Microsoft engineers, and has raised a $60 million Series B. Pricing is not published; the site routes every prospective customer to a demo request.
No pricing is published; the vendor sells exclusively through a demo request rather than self-serve sign-up.
Use tool ↗Supio is a well-funded, focused bet on one legal niche, plaintiff personal-injury and mass-tort work, rather than a general legal AI tool, and its $60M Series B and compliance certifications suggest real enterprise traction. It is built for firms, not solo practitioners doing occasional casework, and there is no pricing to compare without booking a demo.
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