Relativity eDiscovery software helps to identify quickly significant issues in compliance projects and in investigations & litigation. Managing huge volume of data becomes simple and organized using Relativity. It is a highly popular eDiscovery tool that comes designed with multiple relevant and useful features. Case analytics help in providing deeper insights into the given cases to take smarter decisions, for stronger outcomes. Discussion threads feature allows posting comments and views on a topic for ensuring better collaboration among the teammates. It allows doing keyword search, full text extraction, metadata extraction, topic clustering, indexing & tracking documents.
| Support | 24/7 (Live rep) Business Hours Online | Customer Type | Medium Business Small Business |
| API | Location / Phone Number | Illinois, United States/ 1-312-263-1177 | |
| Deployment | SaaS/Web/Cloud Installed - Windows | Category | eDiscovery Software |
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Relativity is eDiscovery Software. Relativity offers the following functionalities:
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Yes, Relativity provides API.
Relativity undoubtedly has everything one could possibly need in an e-discovery software program. I know there are features that I don't even know about within the program—that's how expansive the software's functionality is!
I think because there are so many features, Relativity can become clunky to use. I found it difficult to navigate to and perform simple tasks, like switching the view of a given document, or splitting the screen.
I might consider other e-discovery software that is a bit more user-friendly, if your priority is to ensure that those using the software can perform their duties quickly and efficiently.
Relativity certainly makes document review within large teams easier.
Relativity provides a good, dependable review interface.
Relativity seems a bit behind-the-curve in terms of options and flexibility.
I use relativity to review and code documents for production in major litigations.
I love the organizational abilities that Relativity has to store large data.
I dislike the Save As PDF feature. It is always going down for maintenance.
I personally do not work on problem solving with Relativity, but I do manage large quantities of data stored on Relativity. It is a platform used that surpasses searching for documents within Windows/Mac OS. It serves as a data analytics tool as well.
I love the organizational abilities that Relativity has to store large data.
I dislike the Save As PDF feature. It is always going down for maintenance.
I personally do not work on problem solving with Relativity, but I do manage large quantities of data stored on Relativity. It is a platform used that surpasses searching for documents within Windows/Mac OS. It serves as a data analytics tool as well.
Searching and working on Project management related tasks.
Relativity is slower as compared to Xerox.
Be Patient.
It has eased the tasks related to batching and running searches.
Interface is clean and updated, the software is generally fast to process requests
It is difficult to search for specific things and searches can be confusing
Allows for review of large batches of documents quickly
Relativity, as compared to other document review / case file management tools, is a powerhouse of capability. It's better than having all your documents in an access database, and having 20 database programmers to run queries and pull out files for you & etc.
There's no way to download files for later viewing. If I know I'm going to be on a plane w/o internet, or at a friend's cabin w/o internet, or etc., it would be really great if I could download the next several thousand documents to be reviewed to my local storage, and not have to access the cloud. In my own personal case, I'm a lawyer who picks up side income as a document review tech for big law firms, and I really enjoy that I can work remotely. I hate that I can't work *that* remotely, because I'm significantly limited by bandwidth--I can't work from any but the fastest connections. If I work from home, I can skate by if I'm fast and if I underbill my time. My brother and his wife and their two beautiful toddlers live 3 hours from me, and I love to visit them. I visit a lot less than I otherwise would, if I could work from their place. If I could download 3 days worth of files to review, or do downloads overnight, that would be a wonderful help to this problem.
The vendor who provides "tech support" gets paid when you pay for extra features like extra users or batch help... that tends to screw their incentives to make things simple and ensure things work right. It's not ideal. Be on your guard and protect your own interests.
I do doc rev for attorneys.
User-friendly; intuitive; easier to use than competing products in the same category.
You will always be wading through repetitive documents, no matter how well culled your batches.
E-discovery using an intuitive and easy-to-learn platform.
good product. best for legal software work for litigation. recommend it. Easy to upload and access data. Kcura is very helpful in resolving issues as well in real time.
cant reverse bulk coding and also cant code in list view. Bulk coding in list view is available for Ringtail so it would be nice to have these featured in Relativity.
get it. worth the money. It takes time to get used to it but once you do it you will not go back to the paper way of doing discoveries.
litigating with millions of documents is made feasible now. It is very easy to conduct discoveries now with fact manager. This is a very efficient tool for lawyers to use to manage data sets and find relevant and hot documents.
Multiple tagging options, ability to flag technical issues
Sometimes slow to load to next document. There are too many icons above each document. They don't provide an explanation of what the icon is unless you hover over it. That can be confusing.
Easy way to review lots of documents.
I am reviewing documents as part of litigation. The benefits are the ability to tag "hot documents" and to create subcategories of documents. This is especially helpful in cases involving thousands of documents that need to be organized and culled.
