Reveal (Platform)
eDiscovery software
Legal software
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What is Reveal (Platform)
Reveal (Platform) is an eDiscovery and investigation platform used to collect, process, search, review, and produce electronically stored information for litigation, regulatory matters, and internal investigations. It is used by law firms, corporate legal teams, and service providers to manage document review workflows and defensible productions. The platform combines data processing and review capabilities with analytics features intended to accelerate prioritization and quality control. It is typically deployed as a cloud-based offering, with services and integrations supporting common enterprise data sources.
End-to-end eDiscovery workflow
Reveal supports core eDiscovery stages including ingestion/collection support, processing, review, and production. This reduces the need to move data between multiple tools for standard matters. Teams can manage permissions, review assignments, and production outputs within the same environment. This is useful for organizations that want a single system of record for matter work.
Review analytics and QC tools
The platform includes analytics-oriented features used for culling, prioritization, and quality control during review. These capabilities can help reviewers focus on higher-value documents and validate consistency across coding decisions. For teams handling large volumes, analytics can reduce manual effort compared with purely linear review. QC features also support defensible workflows when documenting review decisions.
Service-provider friendly operations
Reveal is commonly positioned for use by litigation support teams and eDiscovery service providers that run multiple matters concurrently. Administrative controls and workflow configuration support repeatable processes across clients and cases. The platform’s design aligns with managed review and hosted review operating models. This can be advantageous where centralized operations teams support many end users.
Feature depth varies by module
Organizations may find that certain advanced capabilities (for example, specialized communications review, records governance, or niche investigation workflows) require add-ons, integrations, or services. Buyers should validate which functions are native versus delivered through optional components. This can affect total cost and implementation scope. It also increases the importance of clear requirements mapping during evaluation.
Implementation and tuning effort
Like many enterprise eDiscovery platforms, effective use often requires configuration of workflows, templates, security roles, and processing/review settings. Analytics and QC features may need tuning and process design to deliver consistent outcomes. Teams without dedicated litigation support resources may face a steeper ramp-up. Training and change management are typically necessary for broad adoption.
Pricing transparency limited
Public, self-serve pricing is not typically available for the full platform, and costs often depend on data volumes, modules, and service levels. This can make early-stage comparisons harder when evaluating multiple vendors. Buyers may need a detailed statement of work to understand hosting, processing, and review cost drivers. Budget predictability can be challenging without clear usage assumptions.
Plan & Pricing
No public pricing table or concrete pricing tiers are published on Reveal's official website. The site states that Reveal offers "flexible pay-as-you-go or subscription pricing" and asks visitors to schedule a demo or contact sales for pricing details; no plan names, per-user/per-month costs, or usage rates are listed publicly.
Seller details
Reveal Data Corporation
Chicago, Illinois, United States
2008
Private
https://www.revealdata.com/
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https://www.linkedin.com/company/reveal-data
