You logged into Purview eDiscovery and found yourself in a whole new user experience (UX). You have a priority hold or collection and need counsel’s buy in on the new search, hold, review and export options. Buried at the end of my

The new Purview Portal UX adds a lot of new functionality and architectural changes. The classic versions are scheduled for decommissioning in January, so Purview users need to get up to speed quick and adapt your workflows. I created a page that calls out the changes, potential impact and recommendations for experienced users.

Warning: This post was written by me, not AI. :) There is a Microsoft Purview capability whereby a retention label can be applied to cloud attachments.  (Microsoft reference: Auto-apply retent…

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When it comes to collecting cloud attachments for Microsoft 365, you need an E5 license to do so. However, there’s a “but” to that statement.

The hyperlinked files dilemma doesn’t start with collection. There’s a preservation nightmare of hyperlinked files few are talking about.

“What do you recommend to enterprise legal teams wanting to use Purview?” That was my favorite question from yesterday’s eDiscovery Channel chat with Tom O’Connor and Doug Austin. We also delved into how Microsoft is redefining ‘documents’ and ‘custodianship’ in a collaborative architecture. I thought it worth while to formalize my general

There is a Microsoft Purview capability currently in Public Preview whereby a retention label can be applied to cloud attachments.  (Microsoft reference: Auto-apply retention labels to cloud a…

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Can your eDiscovery Platform integrate with the M365 Purview eDiscovery API? This Geek Guide page holds a quick list of products either listed on Microsoft’s formal partner index or has briefed me in the past about their M365 integration capabilities. The API capabilities have been rapidly expanding and most are still in beta stage