Exporting timelines
A finished timeline can leave Judicio as a document, a spreadsheet or a calendar file. Citations travel with it by default, so a reader can trace any date back to the page it came from.
Open the export modal
Press Export in the results header. It is available once the run has completed.
The modal is titled Export timeline. It opens with the format your export preferences default to, a file name derived from the run's name, and Include source citations in the state you last left it.
Formats
The Format dropdown offers four.
| Format | Best for | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| PDF (.pdf) | Sharing, filings, anything client-facing | Shows a live preview in the modal. Can carry a Source Pack and verifiable citation links. |
| Word (.docx) | Folding the chronology into a brief or memo | Also previewed, with a note that the preview is shown as PDF and the file downloads as Word. Can carry a Source Pack and verifiable citation links. |
| Excel (.xlsx) | Sorting, filtering and further analysis | No preview. The extra citation options do not apply. |
| Calendar (.ics) | Loading dates into Outlook, Google Calendar or any calendar app | No preview, and its own Deadlines only option. |
There is no CSV export from Timeline. Use Excel (.xlsx) for spreadsheet work.
Options
| Control | Applies to | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| File name | Every format | Pre-filled from the run's name. The extension is shown after the field and is set by the format. |
| Include source citations | PDF, Word, Excel | On by default. Keeps each date's document and page reference in the file. Not offered for a calendar export. |
| Include Source Pack (verbatim sources appendix) | PDF and Word | Appends the verbatim source passages behind the citations. Off by default, and unavailable on the other formats. |
| Embed verifiable citation links (recipients verify email; links expire) | PDF and Word | Turns each citation into a link a recipient can open to see the source. Recipients verify by email, and the links expire. Off by default. |
| Restrict viewers to email domains (optional) | PDF and Word | Appears once verifiable links are on. A comma-separated list of domains, prompted with the example e.g. opposingcounsel.com, cocounsel.in. Leave it blank to place no domain restriction. |
| Deadlines only | Calendar (.ics) only | Exports just the dates flagged as deadlines, so your calendar does not take every informational date. |
For PDF and Word the preview updates as you change the citation setting. A note beneath it explains that the Source Pack appendix and the verifiable links are added at download and are not shown in the preview.
The footer
| Button | Where | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Save to Judicio | Left | Sends the export into your File Library instead of your computer, through the destination picker. |
| Cancel | Right | Closes the modal. |
| Download | Right | Builds the file and hands it to your browser's save dialog. Disabled while the file name is empty. |
Dismissing the browser's save dialog leaves the modal open, so nothing is lost. If a download fails, Judicio surfaces the reason.
Save to Judicio
Save to Judicio exists in two places and does the same thing in both: in the results header, and in the export modal's footer. It opens a destination picker and writes the exported timeline into a folder in your File Library, where it can be shared, searched and used as an input to another run.
Downloading from the history
You do not have to open a timeline to get a file out of it. On the Completed tab of the Timeline history, each successful row carries a Download action that produces the report directly.
Next steps
- Viewing your timeline - filter to the dates you want before exporting.
- Editing dates - corrections flow through to every export.
- File Library - where Save to Judicio puts the file.