Privilege leaves the building
Upload privileged material and a vendor, and its jurisdiction, are now inside your matter.
WardLex ingests email, ledgers and Outlook archives, then fingerprints, searches, reviews and produces them — on your own computer, your firm’s server, your own cloud account, or hosted by WardLex in the region you choose. No evidence goes to a public AI. Every finding cites the passage it came from.
Watch it run — in your browser, right now
Most eDiscovery runs in someone else’s data centre. That stops working the day a company has to examine itself.
Upload privileged material and a vendor, and its jurisdiction, are now inside your matter.
When the company investigates itself, the evidence cannot pass through systems the subject controls.
Mailboxes and ledgers outgrow manual review, and what gets missed surfaces later, in the worst possible room.
Preserve, collect, review, examine, produce, defend — six stages, one workspace.
The legal-hold register a court expects to see: notices, acknowledgements, scope and reminders, all on record.
Email, Outlook archives, chats and scanned pages, fingerprinted on arrival and kept with their original dates.
Familiar search and team review at full volume, with quality checks built in.
1,778 red-flag phrases in seven languages, across thirteen weighted categories, plus forensic accounting on payment files. Every hit shows the passage behind it.
Production volumes the other side can load, with redactions and privilege handled before anything leaves.
A defensibility report showing how the review was done, backed by a tamper-evident record.
Cross-border, multilingual, a hundred thousand documents deep — for lawyers and fraud examiners alike.
Ask the case a question and get an answer with its sources, every quotation checked before you see it. No evidence goes to any AI service.
WardLex learns each case’s own language as your team reviews, and keeps every case apart.
1,778 weighted phrases in seven languages, and it can tell a policy or a denial from the real thing.
Tested with 100,000 documents in a single case. Duplicates are reviewed once, and large productions go out in manageable parts.
Each case runs under its own country’s law, with privacy rules for 68 jurisdictions and the GDPR record built in.
Your computer, your firm’s server, your own cloud, or hosted by WardLex in your region — always reserved for one firm.
Not features — architecture. Capability parity arrives eventually for everyone; where the data physically sits does not.
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See WardLex run against a corpus that looks like yours. Thirty minutes, your questions, no material leaves your side of the table.
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