GoldFynch Blog

Ours is a long story, but here's the gist: (1) We started with what we knew: Building powerful search engines, (2) We built our software from the ground up, (3) We made our system efficient,(4) We cut out the middle people, (5) We’ve never wasted money frivolously on marketing.

Dates pop up often in eDiscovery. But files get stamped with dates based on their time zone. So, different time zones may result in conflicting dates. The solution? Find eDiscovery software that can standardize time zones.

People often think that eDiscovery is (1) Too expensive, (2) Too complicated, and (3) Unsafe. But find the right software and these problems go away.

eDiscovery deals with easily-accessible data, using simple, intuitive software. Whereas digital forensics deals with hidden or hard-to-get data, using advanced, niche software. Most small law firms won't need digital forensics but will need eDiscovery software that can protect file metadata.

Want the best deal on your eDiscovery software? Ask: (1) Can I try out the software for free? (2) Is the pricing plan on the website? (3) Can I share cases with my team for free? (4) How do you calculate my data volume? (5) What will I be billed if I change plans mid-cycle? (6) Is tech support part of the pricing plan?