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Exterro alternatives and competitors

The closest alternatives to Exterro are Nuix Neo, Relativity, iCONECT and Hanzo.

Exterro is a data risk management platform for corporate legal, compliance, privacy, security and IT teams, covering ediscovery, digital forensics, data privacy and information governance…

The list

10 alternatives to Exterro

Starting prices are as each vendor publishes them, in its own currency and billing unit.

  1. N

    Nuix Neo

    Nuix Neo is an investigative analytics and ediscovery platform built on the patented Nuix Engine, which turns more than a thousand file types of unstructured data into searchable form.

  2. R

    Relativity

    Relativity sells Relativity aiR, the ediscovery and legal data platform formerly called RelativityOne, built on Microsoft Azure for law firms, corporations, government agencies and legal…

  3. I

    iCONECT

    iCONECT is a document review and data analysis platform from iCONECT Development, LLC, founded in 1999. It is sold for eDiscovery, cyber breach response and data governance to law firms, corporations, public sector organizations and the legal service providers that host it.

  4. H

    Hanzo

    Hanzo is an ediscovery and preservation platform for dynamic and collaborative data, sold to corporate legal and compliance teams.

    Starting price: No published figure
  5. D

    DISCO

    DISCO is a cloud ediscovery and litigation platform covering hold, ediscovery, review, timelines, deposition management and case building, sold to law firms, corporate legal teams and government.

    Starting price: No published figure
  6. L

    Lawdify

    Lawdify turns a dispute's mixed evidence into case context for analysis and drafting, and calls its legal product AI native ediscovery for contentious work.

    Starting price: No published figure
  7. O

    OpenText eDiscovery

    OpenText eDiscovery is an electronic discovery platform covering collection, processing, analysis, review and production, sold to corporate legal departments, law firms and investigating…

    Starting price: No published figure
  8. T

    Threadeo

    Threadeo sells cloud software to court reporting and litigation support firms and to the lawyers they serve.

    Starting price: From $199 per month
  9. S

    Smarsh

    Smarsh is a communications capture, archiving, surveillance and discovery platform from Smarsh Inc. of Portland, Oregon.

    Starting price: No published figure
  10. C

    CaseMark

    CaseMark turns a litigation record into the work product a matter needs, with each statement cited back to the page it came from.

    Starting price: From $100 per user/month
Questions

Exterro alternatives, answered

What are the best alternatives to Exterro?

The closest alternatives to Exterro are Nuix Neo, Relativity, iCONECT, Hanzo and DISCO. Nuix Neo is an investigative analytics and ediscovery platform built on the patented Nuix Engine, which turns more than a thousand file types of unstructured data into searchable form. Relativity sells Relativity aiR, the ediscovery and legal data platform formerly called RelativityOne, built on Microsoft Azure for law firms, corporations, government agencies and legal… iCONECT is a document review and data analysis platform from iCONECT Development, LLC, founded in 1999.

Who are Exterro's competitors?

Exterro competes in Litigation & eDiscovery. Other vendors in that category include Nuix Neo, Relativity, iCONECT, Hanzo, DISCO and Lawdify.

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