9.1
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Efficient eDiscovery made easy.
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Nextpoint offers custom pricing plan
Nextpoint stands out as an excellent e-discovery software with a focus on user-friendly features and responsive customer support. Users appreciate its ability to streamline document review processes, organize large volumes of files efficiently, and provide flexible customization options for different cases. The platform's strength lies in its intuitive interface, ...Read more
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06/14/16
Have used Nextpoint on various review projects.
What do you like best? Nextpoint is ease of use and stability is better than most other platforms I have used. What do you dislike? Once folders have been loaded, refreshing the browsers leads to having to load the folders again. Recommendations to others considering the product I prefer Nextpoint over the other platforms I have previously used. What business problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? I am searching for documents in litigation discovery. ...
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06/14/16
Powerful document review tool
What do you like best? Ease of use when familiar, ease of remote access What do you dislike? Learning curve is rather steep, help files not well-organized, inability to batch process already imported records What business problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? Litigation document review, have saved time on the review process
05/03/16
Nextpoint from a hot seater's perspective
What do you like best? We recently used Nextpoint and Trial Director for prep and for trial presentation. Coordination between multiple distributed teams was very smooth. Having Nextpoint as a central repository made it easy for various attorneys and litigation support staff to verify what materials I would have available to me in the courtroom. If there were new materials that I needed to have, I could easily pull them down from Nextpoint and into Trial Director. If there were exhibits ...
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