Casepoint eDiscovery vs CloudNine

Casepoint eDiscovery is a 100% cloud-based platform for collecting, processing, analyzing, reviewing, and producing data in one legal workflow. It supports legal holds, in-place preservation, collection, processing, and review. Casepoint IQ combines agentic and assistive AI, machine learning, predictive coding, and MCP server connectivity; its Relevance Determination and Issue Coding agents keep human oversight in the process. The platform supports more than 600 file types and reports processing more than 20 TB of data per day. Review and production functions handle multi-terabyte matters and hundreds of simultaneous reviewers. Connectors include Microsoft Teams, Exchange/Outlook, SharePoint, OneDrive, Google Vault, Gmail, Google Drive, Slack, Box, and Dropbox. An open API architecture supports JSON and API data exchange. Listed security credentials include FedRAMP High, DoD IL5 and IL6, CMMC, SOC 2, and ISO 27001. Pricing is tailored to selected applications and use cases.

CloudNine provides cloud-based and on-premise eDiscovery software for litigation, investigations, audits, and public-records requests. CloudNine Review is web-accessible SaaS software for uploading documents and beginning review, with workflows for search, analytics, production, and privilege-log exports. It processes more than 4,800 file types and includes OCR, near-duplicate detection, email threading, language detection, and short-message thread creation. Supported data includes email, documents, messaging and social platforms, mobile-device data, computer artifacts, and cloud-service data. CloudNine LAW and Concordance provide processing, review, and production inside a client environment. Discovery Portal connects workflows among LAW, Concordance, Explore, and Review, and can transfer Explore data to Relativity without manual export and import. CloudNine states that its security program includes ISO 27001:2022 certification, 24/7 system monitoring, and independent technical reviews. Listed options include a volume-based subscription at $17.50 a month with a six-month minimum, a Basic pay-per-use plan at $35 a month with no minimum, and Advanced Services at $4,022.50 a month. The company also lists product-specific phone and email support, an Answer Center, and ticket submission.