ISEEK vs. Digital WarRoom

ISEEK functions entirely in memory and is a patented automated tool capable of operating discreetly across numerous computer systems by executing a secure set of commands. The results produced by ISEEK are encrypted and sent to a specified location, which can be a local device, a network share, or cloud storage, as outlined in its directives. Furthermore, there are independent utilities designed for constructing the encrypted command set and for examining the processed encrypted results. Once ISEEK successfully locates the relevant data and reduces it for further scrutiny, it enables users to extract multiple containers of encrypted results into various formats, including options for XML metadata, which aids in integration with review tools. The formats provided include standard load files as well as those specifically customized for use with Relativity, thereby offering users a range of choices during the data review process. This functionality not only optimizes efficiency but also streamlines the overall workflow for data analysis, ensuring that users can effectively manage and interpret their data. Ultimately, ISEEK stands out as a powerful solution for enhancing data handling capabilities.

DWR eDiscovery provides legal professionals with the capability to examine, manage, and produce documents that may be pertinent to ongoing litigation cases. Our suite of software and hosted subscription services includes a variety of document review functionalities, such as AI-based search, keyword searches, keyword highlighting, metadata filtering, and document marking. Moreover, it features privilege logging, redaction capabilities, and analytical tools designed to enhance the user's understanding of their document collection. Users can independently execute all these tasks, allowing them to perform essential eDiscovery functions without the need for external assistance. DWR eDiscovery offers both hosted and on-premises subscription options. The DWR Pro desktop application can be installed on personal computers or servers, with a licensing fee of $1995 per concurrent user per year. For cloud subscriptions, charges are applied based on storage per GB, with a transparent pricing model and no hidden costs involved. The basic Single Matter subscription starts at $10 per GB per month, with a minimum monthly fee of $250. Additionally, private cloud options accommodate multiple matters and users at a rate not exceeding $4 per GB per month, which can decrease to as low as $1 per GB per month for larger volumes. This flexible pricing structure ensures that clients can choose an option that best fits their needs and budgets.