NYRAVA
Getting Started

Uploading documents

What Nyrava accepts, how OCR works, and how to structure large productions.

Supported file types

  • PDF (searchable or scanned)
  • Microsoft Word (.docx)
  • Plain text (.txt) and Markdown (.md)
  • Images with legible text (PNG, JPG, TIFF)
  • CSV — parsed as tabular data

OCR behavior

Scanned PDFs and images pass through OCR automatically. Extraction quality is very good on typed documents and moderate on legible handwriting. Very poor scans should be re-scanned or reviewed before extraction is trusted.

Batching large productions

Productions over a few hundred documents should be uploaded in batches. Each batch triggers incremental indexing so downstream engines can start earlier. There is no hard cap on total corpus size, but per-batch uploads should stay under roughly 500 documents for responsive UX.

Labeling & bates

Keep filenames descriptive and include bates ranges when applicable. Nyrava uses filenames as part of the citation surface, so SMITH000123-000145_Dep_Chen.pdf resolves cleaner than doc7.pdf.

Rerunning after supplemental productions

Re-run extraction
After a supplemental production, rerun Evidence Intelligence to fold the new documents into the index. Prior citations remain valid; new findings are appended.