Visual Search
Search visualization
Traditionally, users of ediscovery software have not had a comprehensive way to visualize the documents in their databases and explore them for trends and various analyses. DISCO Review’s search visualization allows users to easily:
- View the underlying metadata of their documents from search results at a glance.
- Explore their database by selecting one or more metadata values to dive in deeper.
- Promote interesting findings as part of their search to use elsewhere, such as in review stages and productions.
- See all or any relevant subset of a database's documents on a timeline.
Filters
Many DISCO Review users want to simplify searching, especially for repetitive searches in which they are often using the same criteria. DISCO Review's new filtering functionality allows users to quickly filter their search results by tags, custodians, or document types (with additional filters coming soon). Users no longer need to enter search syntaxes to narrow their results, but instead are presented with multiple options, along with dynamic filter counts.
Think of filters as searching made simple and search visualization as the database index made visible.
For more information, see the Search visualization quick start guide and Using search filters.
This feature is available in all databases created on or after August 30, 2016.