Discovery begins where the data lives, and that is precisely where it is hardest to reach. Mailboxes, shared drives and chat archives sit behind the client’s own permissions, and the instinct to export everything wholesale invites cost, delay and the inadvertent release of material that never should have left.
A discovery agent is deployed inside your own environment, under a least-privilege, read-only identity your administrator creates.
Your team runs search rounds against a counsel-approved plan (custodians, date ranges, term sets), and every round is logged with the reason for each change.
Candidates are deduplicated, and anything bearing the marks of privilege is held back by default for counsel’s review.
A manifest records each selected item with its source, custodian and SHA-256 fingerprint; counsel’s approval is captured against it.
Each item is encrypted on your side and delivered over a short-lived, write-only channel; the platform verifies every fingerprint, quarantines any mismatch and returns a signed receipt.
The agent package, a search-plan template, a runbook and training; after each handoff, a signed hash-match receipt and a quarantine report, with accepted items passing into intake.
Every work product is reviewed by a licensed attorney before it is relied upon. Demonstrations use fictional matters and data.
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Modules and features are offered by request; availability is not promised. Demonstrations use fictional matters and data, not real cases or results.