Zapproved Streamlines Legal Data Process

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Zapproved is introducing two new legal software products.
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Portland-based legal software company Zapproved announced today that it has received $15 million in funding to launch two new products into the legal market.

Zapproved’s current cloud-based software solution is Legal Hold Pro, which helps to ensure corporate legal documents comply with the rules and regulations required during litigation.

The new products will take those services to a new level.  Data Collect Pro helps companies collect data remotely and without disturbing metadata.  Digital Discovery Pro helps companies work through the massive amounts of data they’ve collected to pinpoint what they need for each legal situation.

“The current solutions don’t handle the growth of big data,” said Zapproved founder Monica Enand.  “We’ve taken our partnership with Amazon Web Services and leveraged the cloud to solve problems around collection and data processing.”

“This narrows down the set of data that actually needs to be looked at by an attorney,” Enand explained.

In fact, Zapproved has been raising money for these new products for quite some time.  Last summer they secured $20 million and acquired the Los Angeles-based eCloud Collect.  Since then, the technology and funds have been integrated into Zapproved’s suite of products to help preserve, collect, and analyze massive amounts of information more efficiently.

For a long time, the legal market has encouraged businesses to collect as much data as possible—which meant businesses were paying more for lawyers to take the time to sift through the information to get at just what was needed.  With tools such as those provided by Zapproved, the process is streamlined and will take less time and manpower.

Zapproved’s clients are generally large corporations, including those in the automotive, airline, consumer goods, and fast food businesses, some of whom, Enand said, are household names.

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