CaseTestify review
A web-based workspace for secure remote proceedings, exhibits, testimony, and transcripts.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
CaseTestify is Stenograph’s cloud-based platform for remote and hybrid legal proceedings, including depositions. It brings secure video conferencing, interactive exhibit management, cloud storage, transcript access, testimony review, and audio capture into a browser-based workspace. The product is designed for court reporters, attorneys, witnesses, and other legal proceeding participants. Secure links, browser access, and guest accounts support participation without requiring every attendee to have the same account setup.
Its strongest area is the connection between proceedings and evidence. Users can upload, preview, share, stamp, and annotate interactive exhibits while a proceeding is underway. CaseTestify also stores deposition video, exhibits, and transcripts in the cloud. Realtime transcript viewing and searching is available through CaseViewNet, while ViewScript supports audio and text testimony review. MAXScribe integration adds virtual audio capture, and private sidebar rooms support off-the-record conversations. These capabilities make the platform a focused fit for teams coordinating remote depositions and exhibit-heavy proceedings.
The ecosystem is centered on Stenograph products and integrations, including CaseViewNet, MAXScribe, ViewScript, and Phoenix. That combination may appeal to legal teams and court reporters already working with those tools, while guest links provide a way to include participants with limited functionality. The published commercial path is Enterprise Sales rather than a self-serve plan, so organizations should expect a sales-led purchasing process. CaseTestify is a strong choice for remote and hybrid proceeding collaboration; teams seeking offline workflows or broader general-purpose meeting functionality should consider an alternative.
CaseTestify pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Secure video conferencing for remote and hybrid proceedings
- Interactive exhibits with sharing, stamping, and annotation
- Realtime transcript access and cloud storage for proceeding assets
- Where it doesn't
- Pricing is handled through Enterprise Sales
- Web-only access may not suit offline workflows
- Guest accounts provide limited functionality
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