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PDFs are a step up from older TIFF files. They're more secure, have extra features, and are becoming the industry standard. Most importantly, they help you do eDiscovery better. So it's worth knowing some 'PDF vs TIFF' basics and finding eDiscovery software that can handle both.

Tags let you categorize your eDiscovery files. And tag macros let you automatically assign tags or tag-combinations to your case files - simply by clicking a predetermined keyboard shortcut key. So, find eDiscovery software that lets you use tag macros, both individually and with teams.

Looking for affordable eDiscovery software for smaller, in-house cases? Find something that is: (1) Easy to use, (2) Cloud-based, (3) Secure, (4) Stocked with only essential features, and (5) Subscription-based, with a flat monthly fee.

Moving eDiscovery in-house can save you money, but only if you sidestep these 4 mistakes: (1) Assuming in-house eDiscovery is the one best solution, (2) Assuming that getting the right eDiscovery software is enough, (3) Assuming that you need expensive software, (4) Not knowing where the real costs are hidden.

Insourcing eDiscovery gives you more control of your case and can cut costs. But only if you do it right. The trick is to find Cloud-based eDiscovery software that's easy to use and has a flat monthly subscription fee.