Ediscovery Search Software

You can search using Westlaw-style terms and connectors, or use the search builder to input the terms for you.

Users can use the filter pane on the search and review menu to limit the documents they are looking at based on different factors such as date, custodian, doc type, etc. It works in the same way Amazon uses filters when shopping.

• Search builder allows users to drag and drop different filters into the builder window and the operations needed (and, or, not, etc) which will then generate the appropriate syntax for that search.
• It allows users to make more complex search queries without having to know how to spell out precise syntax

• Once a search is run, users can click the floppy disk icon next to the search bar to save the search. The search can then be pulled up again later
• Additionally, clicking the clock icon next to the search bar pulls up recent searches to quickly run them again

For new databases, embedded charts in PowerPoint and Word documents are detected during ingest and given a value of  "Embedded chart data" for hidden content. This value can be found under Hidden & Supplemental Content in Filters, as well as in the Search Builder as the value "EmbeddedChartData" for "hiddentype" in the Hidden content section. You can learn more about searching for hidden content here.

Using filters or the search builder users can easily scope their searches to only return documents with the email document type.

Search visualization will provide a visual graph to show the number of documents that fall into a given filter category such as date, topic cluster, custodian, or doc type, allowing users to easily see the prevalence of key terms.