WardLex ingests email, ledgers and Outlook archives, then hashes, searches, reviews and produces them — running entirely on your own computer. Nothing is uploaded. Every finding cites the passage it came from.
Watch it run — in your browser, right now
Most eDiscovery runs in someone else's data centre. That is a defensible choice for routine litigation and an indefensible one when the company is examining itself.
Uploading privileged material to a third-party platform means a vendor, its subprocessors and its jurisdiction now sit inside your matter. Certification is a promise about controls. It is not the same as the data never moving.
When the subject of the investigation is an executive, a business unit, or the company itself, the collection cannot pass through systems the subject administers or a vendor the subject can call.
Reviewers read linearly; ledgers and mailboxes grow exponentially. Fraud language, duplicate payments and privilege all get missed under volume — and each miss is the kind that surfaces later, in the worst possible room.
Intake to production without the evidence ever reaching a network. Drop files anywhere and they are hashed, parsed, scanned and indexed before you see them.
Over 150 red-flag indicators across eight weighted categories, from concealment and falsification to consciousness of guilt. Every hit quotes the passage that triggered it, so a reviewer can dismiss it in context rather than trust a score.
Point it at a payment file and it finds duplicate payments with a recoverable figure attached, amounts engineered just under approval limits, near-identical vendor names, and gaps in invoice sequences.
SHA-256 on intake and a second digest over the extracted text, so tampering is
detectable later. Digests verify against sha256sum outside the tool.
Keyboard-fast coding for responsiveness and privilege, Bates numbering, privilege logs, redaction burned into every export, and DAT and OPT load files.
Analysis is a button on the work, not a separate destination. Ask about any document or run a packaged workflow — triage, privilege pass, production readiness — and get a cited report. Offline.
Not features — architecture. Capability parity arrives eventually for everyone; where the data physically sits does not.
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See WardLex run against a corpus that looks like yours. Thirty minutes, your questions, no material leaves your side of the table.
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