The Exterro AI-powered legal suite delivers source-linked answers, audit-ready logs, and defensible workflows from preservation through production, so your team can move fast without guessing.
Designed for in-house Legal and Compliance teams, our AI-powered solutions automate workflows to reduce risk, accelerate matter resolution, control costs, and ensure defensible processes.
Because being smarter matters.
Spend less on discovery and get to answers sooner with the one AI-powered platform that governs and preserves data, pinpoints what matters, accelerates review, and streamlines production and defensible deletion, eliminating tool-hopping.

A high-performance collection and processing engine combined with AI-powered insight ensures legal teams stay ahead of escalating demands.
Combines AI-driven early case assessment with fast collection and processing so teams can target what matters and reduce legal risk.
An AI-powered document review and classification platform that helps legal teams review faster, smarter, and more securely.
Enables secure, remote iOS data collection and review while preserving chain of custody and reducing investigator burden.
Purpose-built workflow, task, and subpoena management to streamline, standardize, and defend repeatable eDiscovery processes.
Automates intake, review, redaction, and fulfillment to help public sector teams respond to FOIA and public records requests efficiently and defensibly.
Exterro extends eDiscovery with proven and trusted AI capabilities, agentic AI, comprehensive data visibility, and native connectivity so every action is informed, precise, and defensible.



While Exterro's eDiscovery Suite delivers industry-leading performance for legal hold, preservation, and review, the real transformation happens when you connect these tools to the broader Exterro Platform.
Everything you need to know about our eDiscovery products in one place.
Exterro eDiscovery is an AI-powered electronic discovery software platform that manages the complete EDRM lifecycle — from legal hold and preservation through data collection, processing, AI-assisted review, and production. It is used by corporate legal departments, law firms, government agencies, and regulated enterprises to manage litigation, regulatory investigations, internal inquiries, and FOIA requests.
Exterro uses AI in three primary ways: (1) It provides source-linked AI answers with audit logs for defensibility; (2) early case assessment, predictive coding and TAR capabilities reduce document volumes before review and accelerate review workflows; (3) and our autonomous AI agents execute complete workflows like subpoena management end-to-end while keeping humans in the loop for approvals and strategic decisions.
A legal hold is a directive to preserve all potentially relevant ESI when litigation is reasonably anticipated. Exterro's Legal Hold module automates custodian notifications, tracks acknowledgments, escalates non-responders, and creates an audit trail — reducing spoliation risk and demonstrating good-faith compliance to courts.
Exterro platform supports data visibility and collection from 200+ enterprise sources including Microsoft 365 (Exchange, Teams, SharePoint, OneDrive), Google Workspace, Slack, Salesforce, Box, Dropbox, social media, mobile devices, endpoints, on-premises file servers, and more.
Relativity is primarily a document review platform. Exterro covers the full EDRM lifecycle including legal hold, collection, and processing — and integrates with Relativity for review. Exterro differentiates through its ARMOUR autonomous AI framework, built-in legal hold, FTK forensics integration, and a unified platform connecting eDiscovery with digital forensics and data governance.
Exterro Subpoena Manager is Exterro's first fully autonomous agentic eDiscovery solution, developed in accordance with the ARMOUR framework. It automates end-to-end subpoena intake, triage, collection, and response with minimal human intervention — designed for financial services firms and corporations handling high volumes of third-party subpoenas.
Corporate legal departments, law firms, government agencies, financial services firms, healthcare organizations, and regulated enterprises. User roles include general counsel, litigation support managers, eDiscovery professionals, paralegals, records managers, and compliance officers.