Rational Review vs. Relativity

Overview
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Rational Review
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Rational Review is a cloud-optimised eDiscovery repository to streamline the eDiscovery process, with a dedicated client services team to back it up. Rational Review was created by a litigator to be used by lawyers. It utilises a proprietary review platform, which the vendor states provides cost benefits to their clients with the same level of functionality as leading platforms in the market. - Rational Review provides an interface designed for lawyers and boasts an efficient method…N/A
Relativity
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Relativity (formerly kCura) is a data e-discovery solution supporting litigation, government inquires, internal investigations and data governance policies within a secure cloud platform, from the company of the same name headquartered in Chicago.N/A
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Relativity
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Its having very good scalability options. You can avoid in house purchase of the relativity infra with the use of relativity one. Very good analytics features its having.
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It’s pretty similar. They are both good but Relativity has been really great with organization and tagging. My team can get documents downloaded and sent quickly. I can access from anywhere and good support staff. Epiq has similar features but not as easy to use. Download time …
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Very good compared to Nuix Discover It cannot compare to Canopy given Canopy is more interface and features are more catered to Cyber Breach PII review
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Relativity contains all the features together in a single platform. And most of all other than Brainspace none of the other tools have document review capability as good as Relativity has.
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It has the ability to provide all discovery features under one roof. It is adept for working in the data discovery domain with efficiency. Globally renowned software with features that are not available in many tools. Automation is a plus and Active learning in relativity is …
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Over the years I've evaluated multiple tools and platforms. All the competing tools are getting better, but kCura has really embraced incorporating customer and user feedback into improving their tool. For litigation, it's really the "gold standard" that other tools are …
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We continue to use NUIX as our processing tool but are testing and working with Relativity on the processing workflows which will hopefully in time, ensure that we use Relativity from end to end rather than from document review onwards only. NUIX is ahead of Relativity in terms …
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User Testimonials
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Relativity is well suited for all the eDiscovery workflows. It's excellent for document review, coding, active learning, content and structured analytics, searches, persistent highlights, imaging, and burning redactions into productions. The error rates with processing in Relativity are a little compared to other eDiscovery processing tools in the market. It is solely for document review purposes legal scenarios or otherwise, but it is not a complete solution for building customized hosting nor neither it is a replacement for conventional websites.
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Pros
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  • Can scale to support a review of a large number of documents and reviewers and/or large number of cases
  • Can be customized to support a variety of different workflows and integration with 3rd party tools and external processes and scripting of different fields
  • Very secure. Can be enabled to run 2 factor authentication
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Cons
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  • Very powerful tool, but does require a high level of expertise and head count to administer the product.
  • If hosting yourself, requires investment in servers and ideally is housed in a data center
  • Providers need to pay kCura a monthly user license fee for every user who has access to the tool. Providers can purchase blocks of users, but with a large amount of users on a case, it's cost that some external clients are not thrilled about
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Usability
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Relativity is a well established tool that continues to evolve and look for ways to improve. Particular focus on Australian workflows is very promising for us and appreciated. There is a lot of scope for improvement in the processing and PDF workflows but it is great to see Relativity being proactive in those areas
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Its having very good scalability options. You can avoid in house purchase of the relativity infra with the use of relativity one. Very good analytics features its having.
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Return on Investment
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  • Saves time spent searching for documents and native files.
  • Easy to download materials when needed.
  • Can share collections of materials across team members in other offices.
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Screenshot of Rational Review dashboardScreenshot of The Matter Dashboard provides a high-level overview of matters within Rational Review. It helps you to find and identify matters of interest quickly.Screenshot of Email chain analysis in Rational Review identifies email relationships, people involved, attachments, and duplicate emails—and group them together so they can be viewed as one coherent conversation.Screenshot of Predictive coding is the automation of document review. Instead of manually reading every document in a collection, computer-categorising software is used to classify documents according to how they match concepts in sample documents.