Independent TechnoLawyer Review of Breeze Software

Breeze eDiscovery Suite scores 4.8 out of 5 in TechnoLawyer's TechnoFeature review

Bruce A. Olson, President of ONLAW Trial Technologies, LLC, performed an independent review of the Breeze eDiscovery Suite.  

Click here to read the full review.

Breeze eDiscovery Suite

Breeze adds image volume QC and redacting! 
Click here to view the demo of our new release Breeze 3.7. Breeze eDiscovery Suite combines the added functionality of Breeze Native to process native files (like Word, Excel, PowerPoint and .PST files and many more) with Breeze Images’ powerful image processing—making it even easier to do-it-yourself.
Learn more about the Breeze eDiscovery Suite.

 

Electronic Discovery is a Breeze

Process native files (Word, Excel, PST, many more), create load files, apply a Bates Stamp, OCR, custom coding and batch-process documents at your desktop with a breakthrough, affordable electronic discovery software called Breeze. Easily turn documents into loadable formats for Summation, TrialDirector, Concordance, Sanction and IPRO. Stop paying big money to outside vendors. Empower your firm. It’s a breeze.

 

Breeze Images

Convert and manage images; electronic Bates stamp; perform Optical Character Recognition (OCR) at 95% accuracy; batch-print documents; add custom coding; and create load files for Summation, TrialDirector, and Concordance.

Breeze Summation Connector

Use alongside eCopy ShareScan to load scanned images directly into Summation. Allows you to create extremely accurate OCR, Bates numbering, custom coding and parent/child relationships.

Breeze Load File Connector

Another connector that works alongside eCopy ShareScan for customers who use Concordance, Sanction and TrialDirector. Has the same great OCR, Bates numbering, custom coding and parent/child relationships.




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