1.2.4

This release contains updates and improvements to Epiq AI. The following notes highlight new enhancements to Epiq AI and provide a list of bugs addressed in this release.

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Features & Enhancements in Release 1.2.4

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AI Chat

Clearer document references in chat responses Updated how document references like document \d+ are generated in AI Chat to provide cleaner, more understandable references in explanations and answers.

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Collections

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Data Uploads

Better CJK document viewing and processing Updated text handling and encoding logic (including UTF‑16 and other non‑UTF‑8 encodings) so CJK (Chinese, Japanese, Korean) documents render and display more reliably across Epiq AI. Workflow-level document tracking Added tracking of document records directly within workflows, making it easier to see which documents are associated with which workflow stages and actions. Document migration tracking Added tracking of document migrations across different types of collections to support different billing.

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Datasets

Access to the Datasets page Updated routing so the datasets page can be accessed even when a source_id is not present, improving flexibility and navigation.

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Models

Model instruction exports Model instruction exports now include date created/modified fields, making it easier to audit when instructions were added and track changes over time.

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Protocols

Improved protocol appendix indexing Refined how protocol appendices are indexed to provide more accurate and relevant retrieval in downstream workflows.

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Review

Add confidence scores in review run exports Review run exports now include confidence scores for each prediction, enabling better downstream analysis, filtering, and QA workflows in external tools.

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Privilege Workflow

Richer entity normalization and library sync tools Refactored name normalization and entity labeling to support new bulk actions, including refreshing formatted names, enriching entities from libraries, saving entities back to libraries, and updating actors/domains in bulk. Redaction prediction for third‑party waiver in privileged documents Introduced a redaction column to flag third‑party waiver in privileged documents, helping teams manage redaction decisions and review scope more systematically.

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Bugs fixed in Release 1.2.4

The following bugs were resolved in this version.

Number	Title
1552	Fixed an issue in HTML‑to‑PDF conversion that caused problematic page breaks in CJK documents, resulting in more stable and readable PDF output.
1436	Fixed a Redis client connection leak that could exhaust connections in production, improving stability and reliability across backend, ML server, and data-processing components.
1619	Refactored background job handling across the backend and processing servers to simplify coordination and improve reliability of long‑running tasks.
1591	Resolved parsing errors when To/Cc/Bcc headers contain multiline line breaks, ensuring recipients are extracted reliably.
1606	Fixed incorrect family counts in model metrics when attachment files are uploaded separately from parents.