Supio

Supio is an agentic legal AI platform that helps plaintiff and mass tort law firms review records, build chronologies, draft demands and manage cases across the firm. Its central feature, Supio Agent, runs at two levels: inside each case, where it answers questions from the record, and across the firm, where it shows owners how cases and teams are performing.

What is Supio used for?

Plaintiff firms use Supio to cut the time attorneys and paralegals spend reading records before every call, demand and filing.

• Answering attorney questions from medical and case records in seconds
• Building medical chronologies from large record sets
• Drafting demand letters and litigation documents that reflect the firm's voice and authority
• Moving qualified matters from intake into case work with context intact
• Handling mass tort dockets alongside individual injury cases
• Giving firm owners visibility into case quality and productivity patterns

Who Supio is best for

Supio fits plaintiff personal injury firms and mass tort practices that handle large volumes of medical evidence, from mid-size firms to large national litigation shops. Its Thomson Reuters partnership and work with trial lawyer associations point to an audience of established plaintiff firms. Defense firms and transactional lawyers are outside its focus.

Supio pricing

As of October 2026, Supio does not publish pricing, and its pricing link leads to a demo request form. Costs are agreed with the sales team, typically based on firm size and case volume. No free plan or self-serve trial is advertised.

Limitations to keep in mind

• No public pricing, so comparisons require sales calls
• Narrow focus on plaintiff law, so mixed-practice firms need other tools too
• Settlement outcomes in customer stories are firm-specific and vendor-reported
• AI chronologies and drafts still need review by the responsible attorney

Supio vs alternatives

Harvey is a broad legal AI platform suited to firms that work across many practice areas, including defense and transactional work. Darrow helps plaintiff firms find new potential cases by detecting legal violations, which complements rather than replaces case work tools. Legora suits teams that want flexible review grids across large document sets. AI Lawyer offers lighter, cheaper drafting help. Supio wins for plaintiff and mass tort firms that want AI agents working through medical records and drafting across every active case.

Is Supio safe and private?

Supio says it is SOC 2 Type II certified and compliant with HIPAA, PHIPA and GDPR, with continuous monitoring and data centers in the US, UK and Canada. It also states that client information stays under the firm's control and is never used to train foundation models. Firms should still review these commitments with their own security and ethics advisors before uploading medical records.

Tips for getting started with Supio

Send a closed case with complete records during evaluation and compare Supio's chronology and demand draft with your team's work. Connect your case management system early so intake data flows into case work without duplicate entry. Build a prompt library from your best attorneys' standard requests so the whole firm benefits.

Supio FAQ

Is Supio free?

No. Supio is a paid legal AI platform for plaintiff firms, and pricing is provided after you request a demo.

What is Supio used for?

Supio is used by plaintiff and mass tort firms to analyze medical records, build chronologies, draft demand letters and litigation documents, and track case quality.

Is Supio HIPAA compliant?

Yes. Supio says it is SOC 2 Type II certified and HIPAA, PHIPA and GDPR compliant, and that client data never trains foundation models.