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Legacy on-premises eDiscovery platforms are aging, and vendor investment is shifting decisively toward SaaS, widening the capability gap for organizations that can't or won't move to multi-tenant cloud. This whitepaper gives your IT, legal technology, and operations teams everything they need to assess Reveal Private Deployment (RPD) as a replacement.
Legacy on-premises eDiscovery platforms are approaching an inflection point. Vendors have been executing deliberate transition strategies to move customers from on-premises deployments to SaaS, and the AI features, analytics, and workflow innovations they're delivering aren't available in on-premises versions. For organizations that cannot or will not migrate to a multi-tenant SaaS model, this capability gap is not just inconvenient, it's operationally significant. Reveal Private Deployment gives those organizations an alternative with:
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Reduction in first-level manual review via GenAI aji engine
Less time on investigative analysis with pre-built AI model classifiers
Faster doc-to-doc review navigation vs. leading competitor
This whitepaper is written for the IT leaders, legal technology directors, and eDiscovery operations teams evaluating Reveal RPD as a replacement for a legacy on-premises eDiscovery platform. Inside you will see:
RPD's Kubernetes-orchestrated, containerized architecture delivers the complete Reveal AI stack in a privately deployed environment, including aji for GenAI-powered first-pass review, conversational Ask search, and 12 patented visual analytics technologies.
Production-grade infrastructure specifications across computing, storage, networking, databases, identity, and security tooling. Plus Reveal's five-phase implementation methodology from discovery and design through to go-live and stabilization.
A practical guide to how Reveal's Case Migration Team manages data, workflow translation, and user transition from a legacy eDiscovery server. Paired with a four-dimensional cost comparison against consumption-based SaaS pricing across licensing economics, infrastructure, operational overhead, and AI-driven efficiency gains.



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