eDiscovery Built for the Speed Litigation Actually Moves At

Hold placement is immediate. Once a custodian is flagged, retention deletion rules are suspended across every archived channel within the same session, and the custodian notice can be generated automatically. There is no propagation delay across systems because the archive is already unified.

Yes. All archived channels are indexed into one repository. A single search runs across every channel your organization has connected, returning a unified, timestamped result set rather than separate exports you have to reconcile manually.

Production sets export in PST, EML, PDF, or native format with load files, depending on what your matter requires. Every export includes chain-of-custody documentation and preserves original metadata, headers, and timestamps.

Because everything is pre-indexed and searchable, narrowing a collection by custodian, date range, or keyword takes minutes rather than a separate collection exercise per system. That searchability is itself evidence that a broader production request is not unduly burdensome, or that a narrower one is sufficient.

Every item in the archive carries a documented chain of custody from the moment it is captured at the transport layer through export. Archived data is stored in tamper-proof, WORM-compliant storage, and access logs record every view, tag, and export action taken against it.