The only way to eat an elephant is one bite at a time. Same with contract review projects. Building a foundation by solving the smaller contract review projects then allows you to put together scalable workflow to tackle the bigger ones.

In our new series, ‘The Basics,’ we’ll be unpacking some of the industry’s buzzwords and concepts from both technical and non-technical perspectives. We’re kicking off the series with one you’ve definitely heard while using Heretik: ‘regular expressions’ (also known as ‘regex’).

We’re excited to share some highlights from our annual Heretik Innovators’ Summit! This year, we hosted six of our strongest partners from all over the world to collaborate with us here at the office for two days of in-depth focus, conversations, feedback, and fun.

Of course you’ve heard of Brexit. It’s been a global headline since the United Kingdom (UK) announced their decision to leave the European Union back in 2016. In this post, we’re going to highlight how the implications of Brexit span far beyond the UK and the EU, and how organizations can be prepared for these immediate changes.

Often times, we see contract review and eDiscovery discussed and evaluated on opposite ends of the legal review spectrum. While there are significant differences between the two, innovative legal firms have already found a very profitable intersection point. In this post, we’ll go into detail on how tackling your first contract review project is easier than you might think.

We are excited to present you our Ito Release! This one is full of some highly-anticipated updates, as well as some brand new features.

Of course you have. In this post, we summarize the implications of LIBOR across the $350 trillion worth of effected contracts and how your firm can get started tackling these projects with Heretik today!

Part one of this series covered how our Segmentation and Classification analysis models work. In part two of this series, we are covering how our new analysis models, Extraction and Unitization, work!

Heretik Forge is the first solution in a Relativity instance for running data science experiments to build custom machine learning models. Heretik customers will be able to use the existing foundation of Heretik Analysis (Classification, Segmentation, and Extraction) and tailor their own client, industry, and/or use case-specific analysis models unique to their business.