As Relativity users leverage the platform in more privacy and data security cases, Relativity hopes that a new single "data fee" for to its cloud-based RelativityOne software will allow for flexibility and added innovation.
August 22, 2022 at 08:01 AM
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Legal Tech Reporter
On Monday, at the International Legal Technology Association 2022 (ILTA), Relativity announced a new pricing model.
The e-discovery company will eliminate per-seat user licensing fees, switching to a bundled data fee for its cloud-based RelativityOne subscription. The new data fee will also include Relativity Legal Hold, the company’s integrated legal hold management workflow solution, at no additional cost, according to the press release.
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