FreeEed vs Intella

FreeEed is eDiscovery software for searching, reviewing, summarizing, and understanding documents. It extracts text and metadata and includes OCR, with stated uses in legal review, enterprise search, and forensic investigation. Its listed formats include PST, MSG, and EML email, DOCX, XLSX, and PPTX files, PDFs, images, and ZIP archives. Exports include EDRM XML load files, Concordance DAT, and native files compatible with platforms such as Relativity and Nuix. FreeEed supports local deployment, which keeps documents in the user's environment; data in transit is encrypted via SSL. The Community Edition is free and supports unlimited matters within 1 GB, full-text search, and OCR, but not PII detection, AI Advisor, Matter Summary, or production-ready export. FreeEed Professional costs $50 per month and includes those capabilities and a 30-day trial. Enterprise pricing is custom. Native installers are available for Windows, Mac, and Linux; listed systems also include VirtualBox and Amazon AWS cloud.

Intella is a software range for eDiscovery, information governance, digital forensics and legal investigations. Its products process electronically stored information (ESI), search metadata and content, filter material by criteria, and create exports and reports. Intella Pro adds a search engine and Cluster Map technology for exploring relationships in data, along with social link graphs, email threading, load-file import and export, MD5 hash filtering and mobile-device data analysis. Intella Connect and Intella Investigator provide browser-based review for multiple reviewers working on a matter. Investigator is designed for forensically sound collection and analysis of digital evidence, and includes SSL encryption, Single Sign-On and LDAP integration. Listed email sources include Outlook PST/OST, Exchange EDB, Lotus Notes NSF, EML, Mbox, IMAP, Apple Mail EMLX, Office 365 and SharePoint. Intella Assist supports OpenAI, Azure OpenAI and compatible custom providers with a context size of at least 16k. Platforms listed are web and Windows; Windows support covers 64-bit Windows 8/8.1, 10 and 11. Pricing is on request, with a 14-day trial and no free plan.