Research program
Help shape the future of
exhibit preparation
ExhibitStampPro™ is built with litigation professionals — not in a vacuum. We're conducting structured research interviews to understand how teams stamp, number, and package exhibits under real deadline pressure.
- 15–20 min interview
- No sales pitch
- Early access for participants
Why we're researching
Exhibit prep deserves dedicated tooling
Most litigation teams still stamp exhibits manually in general-purpose PDF tools — copying labels, renumbering after late additions, and rebuilding packages when court formats change. No one has built a focused product for this workflow.
Our research program exists to validate real workflows before we scale features. Your experience directly shapes what we build next — from stamping rules to package export and court readiness checks.
What we explore
- PDF exhibit stamping and re-stamping workflows
- Exhibit numbering conventions across case phases
- Deposition and trial exhibit packaging
- Court filing requirements and rejection patterns
- Manual bottlenecks in litigation support operations
- How teams coordinate between attorneys, paralegals, and vendors
The process
How participation works
A simple, respectful process designed for busy litigation professionals.
01
Apply
Tell us about your role, matter types, and current exhibit preparation workflow.
02
Interview
A focused 15–20 minute conversation about how your team stamps, numbers, and packages exhibits today.
03
Early access
Qualified participants receive sandbox access, founder-level support, and locked-in beta pricing.
Participant benefits
What you receive
- Influence product direction with real workflow feedback
- Priority access to the ESPro sandbox and beta features
- Founder-level support during your trial period
- Locked-in research program pricing ($99/mo, 7-day free trial)
- Direct line to the team building exhibit automation tools
Who we're speaking with
- Litigation attorneys
- Litigation paralegals
- Trial preparation specialists
- Legal operations teams
- eDiscovery and document support professionals
Credibility
Built with feedback from litigation professionals
We do not publish fabricated testimonials. What we can stand behind today is a structured research program informed by conversations with litigation teams about real exhibit preparation workflows.
- Research informed by interviews with litigation teams
- 15–20 minute structured workflow conversations
- Product decisions validated against practitioner feedback
- Participant quotes published only with explicit permission
Ready to influence the next generation of exhibit tools?
Join the research program — 15 minutes of your time helps thousands of litigation teams prepare exhibits faster.