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What is eDiscovery?
eDiscovery, or e-discovery, is short for electronic discovery. This term refers to discovery during legal proceedings where the desired information is in electronic format.
Why is eDiscovery important?
eDiscovery can be utilized for a number of areas to improve data processes, including Data Processing, Early Case Assessment, and Document Review.

Data Processing
A proven and open solution designed for large volumes and complex workflows, data processing is the collection and manipulation of electronic data to produce meaningful information.
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Early Case Assessment
Understand your data as soon as your case starts by searching, analyzing, and reviewing live data with Early Case Assessment.
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Document Review
By implementing good Document Review practices, data sent to outside counsel can be reviewed and reduced, significantly lowering eDiscovery costs without sacrificing defensibility.
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Public Records Requests
During Public Records Requests, or PRR for short, government agencies need to find and provide relevant documents.
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