Develop chronologies with OpenText eDiscovery

Chronologies are tools frequently created and used as an aid in disseminating facts easily. They help track information gathered during the discovery process of a litigation matter, support witness interviews and deposition preparation, and demonstrate how evidence weaves into a story in the courtroom. The applications are many.

Because much of the evidence collected during discovery is hosted in an eDiscovery platform, it makes sense to build chronologies within that same environment. Doing so enables a collaborative approach to tracking key facts across produced documents.

Supporting this need, OpenText™ eDiscovery’s latest release of 25.2 CE includes a fully functional Chronology feature. This version of OpenText eDiscovery is now available to Cloud customers, and I’m here to give you a peek at what is included.

Chronology events

Adding chronology events is simple within the Analysis page of OT eDiscovery. Switch the Tagging panel to Chronology, then click Add ...