DISCO Review
eDiscovery software
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Legal document management software
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What is DISCO Review
DISCO Review is a cloud-based eDiscovery review application used to analyze, search, and tag documents and communications collected for litigation, investigations, and regulatory matters. It supports legal teams and eDiscovery professionals during document review workflows such as relevance and privilege review, issue coding, and production preparation. The product emphasizes fast search and analytics with technology-assisted review capabilities and integrates into the broader DISCO eDiscovery platform for processing and production.
Cloud-native review workflows
DISCO Review runs as a web application, which reduces the need for on-premises infrastructure and local installs for reviewers. Teams can manage review assignments, coding panels, and quality control workflows centrally. This model fits distributed review teams and outside counsel collaboration patterns common in eDiscovery matters.
Strong search and analytics
The product provides full-text search, filtering, and analytics to help reviewers find and prioritize documents. It supports common eDiscovery review tasks such as email threading and near-duplicate identification to reduce repetitive review. These capabilities are designed to accelerate review decisions and improve consistency across large datasets.
Integrated TAR and AI features
DISCO Review includes technology-assisted review (TAR) and AI-assisted workflows to help prioritize likely relevant documents. It supports iterative training and review prioritization approaches used in large matters. For teams that want an end-to-end workflow, the review layer connects with processing and production functions within the DISCO platform.
Primarily eDiscovery-focused scope
DISCO Review is built for litigation and investigation review, not as a general-purpose enterprise document management system. Organizations looking for broad records management, retention governance, or enterprise content lifecycle controls may need additional tools. This can matter for buyers who want one platform to cover both legal review and enterprise information governance.
Limited on-prem deployment options
As a cloud-first product, it may not meet requirements for organizations that mandate fully on-premises eDiscovery review environments. Some regulated or sovereign-data scenarios require specific hosting, residency, or network isolation constraints. Buyers should validate hosting regions, security controls, and contractual terms against internal policies.
Learning curve for advanced review
Advanced analytics, TAR workflows, and quality-control features require process design and reviewer training to use effectively. Teams without established eDiscovery playbooks may need time to configure coding, sampling, and validation approaches. This can affect time-to-value for smaller teams or infrequent eDiscovery users.
Plan & Pricing
Pricing model(s): Managed document review with multiple billing metrics (pricing not published; contact DISCO for a quote).
Billing metrics (from DISCO official site):
- Hourly — Review performed on an hourly basis per established review protocol.
- Flat Fee — Flat-fee pricing for a given review population size (flat-fee may be subject to tag-volume limits, staffing, and AI-optimized workflows).
- Per Document — Fee charged per document reviewed.
Key notes (official):
- DISCO Review is sold as a Professional Services offering; pricing is guaranteed/managed and may use blended rates, custom workflows, and licensed-attorney reviewers. (See DISCO Review product page and Review Product Terms.)
- DISCO’s public pricing pages for Review request customers to “Get a quote”; no public numeric prices or per-unit rates for DISCO Review are published on the vendor site.
- Related DISCO Ediscovery pricing uses a flat-rate, per-gigabyte model for data hosting and offers both transactional (pay-as-you-go) and subscription options; however, specific numeric GB rates are not published on the site and require a quote.
How to obtain price: Contact DISCO via the “Get a quote” forms on csdisco.com or the DISCO Desk/Professional Services channels listed on the site.
Seller details
CS Disco, Inc.
Austin, Texas, USA
2013
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https://www.csdisco.com/
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