For Government

Public records, told plainly.

Lore reads citizen complaints, FOIA requests, permit applications, and inspection records — and writes a sourced narrative for the analyst, the inspector, the manager.

For state, local, and federal agencies running ServiceNow as the case-of-record system for citizen services, public records, inspections, or regulatory oversight.

What changes for you.

The pain points Lore targets in government.

  • FOIA responses arrive as multi-doc PDFs that staff hand-split and label
  • Citizen complaint records grow over years, and new analysts inherit folders, not narratives
  • Audit and oversight ask for the chain of custody on every shared document
  • Records retention rules require defensible classification at scale

In your vocabulary.

Same product, your terms. These features show up the same way in every industry; what changes is the language and the workflow they fit into.

Story-shaped Timeline

Open a citizen case file and read it as prose — complaint, intake, inspections, correspondence, resolution — with citations to every artifact.

Drag-and-watch multi-document splitting

Inbound multi-page PDFs from agencies are split and classified against your records taxonomy before staff opens them.

Customer-owned taxonomy

Classify against your agency's controlled records vocabulary — not a vendor's. Aligns with retention schedules and disclosure categories.

IP-stamped API responses

Every API response carries copyright and product headers. Defensible chain-of-custody; defensible IP boundary.

Two-tier case summary

When a case transfers to a new analyst, a 500-word summary replaces the folder walk-through. New owner is current in twenty minutes.

Auto-revoke on party-remove

When an outside party is removed from a case, every share they hold is expired automatically. The audit log captures the revocation.

Confidence-routed human review

Low-confidence classifications surface for staff confirmation before they're written against the retention schedule. Nothing files itself if the AI isn't sure.

Compliance anchors

  • FOIA / state public-records laws
  • Records retention schedules
  • FedRAMP-aligned cloud posture (when deployed accordingly)

ServiceNow tables it runs on

  • sn_customerservice_case
  • sn_grc_compliance
  • custom_records_case

See Lore on a case file.

A short form gets you into a working demo against a synthetic case.