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OpenText eDiscovery alternatives and competitors

The closest alternatives to OpenText eDiscovery are Merlin Search Technologies, Prevail, CaseMark and DISCO.

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

The list

10 alternatives to OpenText eDiscovery

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

  1. M

    Merlin Search Technologies

    Merlin Search Technologies makes Alchemy, an AI ediscovery and investigations platform covering processing, search, review and production.

  2. P

    Prevail

    Prevail is a testimony management and court reporting platform from Prevail Legal, Inc. of San Diego, built for depositions, arbitration hearings, internal investigations and other proceedings.

    Starting price: Not yet recorded
  3. 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
  4. 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
  5. E

    Epiq AI

    Epiq AI is the AI product line of Epiq Systems, Inc., a New York legal services and technology company whose other businesses include class action and bankruptcy administration, managed…

    Starting price: No published figure
  6. B

    BriefCatch

    BriefCatch is legal writing and citation checking software for lawyers, judges and courts, used in Microsoft Word, Outlook or a browser.

    Starting price: No published figure
  7. C

    Casepoint

    Casepoint is an eDiscovery and data discovery platform for government agencies, corporate legal departments and law firms.

    Starting price: No published figure
  8. L

    Lexbe

    Lexbe is a cloud eDiscovery platform for law firms, corporate legal departments and managed review providers, sold by Lexbe Inc. of Austin, Texas, which was founded in 2006.

    Starting price: No published figure
  9. S

    Steno

    Steno is a deposition and litigation support company. It pairs court reporting services with software for the firms that book them.

    Starting price: No published figure
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    Theta Lake

    Theta Lake captures, archives and supervises the communications regulated firms run on, across voice, video, chat, mobile messaging, email and whiteboards, through more than 100…

    Starting price: From $15,000 per year
Questions

OpenText eDiscovery alternatives, answered

What are the best alternatives to OpenText eDiscovery?

The closest alternatives to OpenText eDiscovery are Merlin Search Technologies, Prevail, CaseMark, DISCO and Epiq AI. Merlin Search Technologies makes Alchemy, an AI ediscovery and investigations platform covering processing, search, review and production. Prevail is a testimony management and court reporting platform from Prevail Legal, Inc. of San Diego, built for depositions, arbitration hearings, internal investigations and other proceedings. CaseMark turns a litigation record into the work product a matter needs, with each statement cited back to the page it came from.

Who are OpenText eDiscovery's competitors?

OpenText eDiscovery competes in Litigation & eDiscovery. Other vendors in that category include Merlin Search Technologies, Prevail, CaseMark, DISCO, Epiq AI and BriefCatch.

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