DepoDash Launches Redesigned Platform to Help the Legal Industry Scale Without Sacrificing the Record
New interface, tiered services, and workflow tools support reporters, agencies, courts, and firms navigating modern proceedings.
Los Angeles, CA — January 22, 2026— DepoDash announced a major upgrade to its legal-proceedings platform, introducing a redesigned interface, expanded multi-user workflows, and a new tiered service structure designed to meet the evolving demands of court reporters, reporting agencies, courts, law firms, and government institutions.
As the legal industry adapts to changing formats, growing transcript demand, and capacity constraints, the upgraded DepoDash platform is built to help organizations scale efficiently while preserving professional oversight, accuracy, accountability, and integrity of the official record.
The redesigned platform offers an intuitive user experience, enhanced navigation, and centralized tools for managing proceedings and transcript production across teams and locations. New multi-user management features support coordinated workflows for agencies, firms, and courts, while a tiered service model enables flexible deployment for independent professionals through large, multi-department organizations.
“These changes reflect how legal proceedings are actually conducted today,” said Bob Bakva, President of DepoDash. “Technology should expand capacity and efficiency while reinforcing professional oversight—not replace it. This release is about giving trained reporters and transcription professionals the tools they need to maintain accuracy, accountability, and control in a rapidly changing environment.”
The platform builds on DepoDash’s real-time capture technology, cloud collaboration, and post-production tools for audio-based transcripts, delivering an end-to-end workflow from live proceedings through final delivery. The release reflects a broader industry shift toward modern workflows that preserve long-standing standards of trust, precision, and neutrality in the official record.
“Our customers told us they needed a platform that could scale with them,” said Annette Frattarole, Vice President of Sales. “Whether supporting a solo reporter, a growing agency, or an entire court system, this redesign provides a flexible foundation for organizations navigating growth and operational change.”
DepoDash’s continued innovation is informed by more than 40 years of legal-technology experience through its sister company, ProCAT, a long-time provider of court reporting and transcription solutions. That heritage ensures the platform’s continued development remains grounded in industry expertise and security.
The upgraded DepoDash interface and new service tiers are rolling out to customers this month, with additional enhancements planned throughout the year. More information, including service tiers and demo scheduling, is available at DepoDash.com.
About ProCAT
ProCAT is a leading innovator in court reporting and transcription technology with more than four decades of experience serving the justice and legal industries. The company is known for its robust suite of computer-aided transcription and realtime solutions designed for stenographers, voice writers, captioners, and legal professionals. ProCAT’s products simplify the creation, editing, delivery, and realtime presentation of accurate transcripts, supporting courtrooms, depositions, and remote proceedings alike.
ProCAT was among the first to develop PC-based legal transcription and translation software, helping transition the industry from legacy tools to powerful mainstream platforms. Over its history, the company has continued to enhance its offerings with forward-looking technologies that meet the evolving needs of reporting professionals.
As the sister company to DepoDash and part of a broader family of reporting technology solutions, ProCAT continues to shape the future of digital reporting with a commitment to innovation, reliability, and community support across the legal ecosystem.