When teams and tools operate in silos, every eDiscovery request, forensic investigation, privacy response, or security incident becomes slower, riskier, and more expensive.
Today, most AI is being used to answer questions and summarize data. Exterro sees the bigger opportunity in reducing the manual coordination, disconnected handoffs, and process drag that slow legal and compliance workflows down every day.
Our vision for a more autonomous, orchestrated, and defensible way to move work forward.
Exterro pairs secure, enterprise-ready architecture with deep integrations and purposeful AI, helping organizations solve data challenges at a scale others simply can’t touch.
Whatever the trigger, legal action, regulatory demand, or cyber incident, Exterro gives you the tools to find, manage, and protect data with speed and confidence.
Data doesn’t respect departmental boundaries. A single incident can quickly span legal, privacy, and security, turning isolated issues into enterprise risk, yet many organizations still rely on disconnected tools and siloed data.
The Exterro Platform was purpose-built to address these cross-functional data risk challenges, bringing every discipline together to prepare, respond, and mitigate risk with confidence.
Hanover’s Legal and IT teams were looking for more visibility into, and control over, crucial parts of the e-discovery process and concluded that with the right e-discovery platform in place, there would be significant external legal counsel cost-saving opportunities. The team described the existing process as “fragmented” and wanted to have end-to- end process visibility and auditability.
As an Exterro client, GSA has reduced the burden of e-discovery and FOIA requests, while eliminating "the need for potentially less secure digital tools that have previously been used in the capture, review and production of materials."
Tasked with getting a litigation program up and running for a major real estate company, Angie Nolet, Corporate Counsel, knew that she would have to get legal hold technology in place. But the more research she did, the more it became apparent that the real source of savings during e-discovery comes later in the process: during document review.
