MicroForensicsWhen the notice arrives

Production is retrieval, not construction.

The record was built to court standards from the first shift, so answering a notice is an export session rather than a reconstruction project.

Fig. 01 — The production package, as the custodian exports it.
Two ways to answer a notice
Producing the recordTime to produce
Assembled after the notice, from scattered systemsweeks, at counsel rates
The custodian’s export sessionhours

The speed is a property of the record, not a feature of the software.

The custodian gate is the point.

The export is gated to the authorized custodian of records — someone on the defendant’s team, not Floburn. A defense package that anyone could generate would invite a chain-of-custody attack on cross-examination; chain-of-custody is preserved because the custodian controls the export. Floburn operates the record. Your custodian produces it.

When a §2699 PAGA notice arrives, that custodian produces the full production package in hours, not weeks — in the evidentiary format defense counsel uses, not a raw data set waiting to be assembled after the claim lands.

Built to be produced, not privileged.

The difference is measured in defense-counsel hours. Assembling a production from scattered systems is billed at counsel rates, week after week, before anyone argues the merits. We don’t publish a dollar figure for the difference — it is your counsel’s rate card, not ours.

Assume everything we generate is produced in discovery. That is why the correction field is mandatory, and it is the discipline that makes the rest of the record worth having.

Floburn Inc. is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. Counsel advises Floburn on system design and does not represent your company; retain your own counsel for advice specific to your situation.