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Before Wegman Hessler began using Indexed I/O, they were using a large eDiscovery vendor for projects in excess of 10GB and eDiscovery Point for small scale eDiscovery projects that were handled in-house.  With the large eDiscovery vendor, the firm was charged fees for data ingestion, processing, publication of data for review and production, as well as fees for the work performed by a dedicated project manager

Earlier this week, we did a webinar with one of our premier partners, Chorus Consulting! To Learn how Chorus Consulting leveraged Indexed I/O's electronic discovery platform in a major product defect liability investigation, click here!

So, what exactly makes Indexed I/O standout from other eDiscovery Platforms? The video below will run you through 4 big picture aspects that separate us from all the rest.

With the easy and intuitive Indexed I/O mobile app, you can review, code, redact, and organize your eDiscovery documents—all at your fingertips. Instantly connect to your Indexed I/O account and start reviewing.

Need to work within Indexed I/O on Labor Day? No problem! From the start, Indexed I/O’s focus was to bring advanced legal eDiscovery technologies to everyone. Making them not only accessible any where in the world, 24/7 (regardless of holidays), but also making them intuitive and easy to use!

As a lawyer, you know that your days can get complicated fast. Indexed I/O wants to help! Below is a list of 5 apps that will help smooth out your stressful days with just a few simple clicks. Did I mention that they are also all extremely affordable? 

The Indexed I/O Dropbox Collector feature ensures users have quick access to all aspects of their case data. This allows for seamless handling of various file types that previously were difficult and expensive to make a part of the eDiscovery workflow.

Most of Indexed I/O’s users tend to keep things pretty simple: they come into a project, add their data, go through each piece, review it, start an export, and have their production ready to go. However, some users want more capabilities to work with and we can help!

Mistakes in eDiscovery typically relate to these three consequences: increased costs, exposed liability, and additional time needed to complete your work. The below video will review the top ten mistakes that we see in eDiscovery and how to mitigate them with Indexed I/O!