Data Classification & Insights
Clean Data. Automated Policy Enforcement. AI-Ready.
Discover, classify, and apply retention to data everywhere.
Before you can govern information or trust your analytics, you need to understand what you have.
Automated data classification and insights enable you to quickly scan your environment, classify information at scale, remediate risk, and migrate clean, governed data into Microsoft 365 with full chain of custody preserved.
Defensibly clean up ROT, safeguard sensitive data, and get AI‑ready—moving only what matters under strict policy control.
ROT Cleanup that Reduces Risk & Cost
Locate and remove redundant, inaccessible, obsolete and trivial data across network shares, endpoints and repositories.
Sensitive Data Discovery & Control
Identify, classify and control PII, PHI, PCI and client confidential information before it becomes a liability.
AI-Ready Data Foundation
Prepare your data environment for AI initiatives, ensuring AI models are trained on quality information—not privileged, sensitive, or misleading content.
Email Compliance & Retention
Apply complex retention and disposition rules automatically, rapidly surface and remediate threats like phishing or policy violations, and maintain a full audit trail and chain of custody.
Automation & Data Insights
Unlock the full capabilities of Microsoft 365 to grow ROI and drive efficiencies for your legal team workflows – including automation, AI-enabled productivity, analytic insights and seamless iManage integration.
Case Management
Manage complex and simple legal processes to deliver profitable services that delight clients.
Document Management
Deploy your secure cloud-based iManage document management solution, to consolidate your data as a ‘single source of truth’, improving productivity, cost-efficiency and provide secure access to your firm’s knowledge.
Information Governance
Manage information for you and your clients in adherence to policy and applicable legal and regulatory requirements.
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