Turn Your Best Strategy into a Repeatable Standard with Everlaw Workflows
Transform your most effective strategy into a defensible framework you can run, adjust, and reuse on every matter.
Transform your most effective strategy into a defensible framework you can run, adjust, and reuse on every matter.
Lay out responsiveness review, quality check, privilege, and production as connected steps on one drag-and-drop canvas.
Send a proven workflow into your next project instead of rebuilding it from scratch. Apply standardized processes consistently and automatically to every new review, ensuring consistent quality across internal teams and outside counsel.
Workflows routes documents down the right path, generates assignments as work becomes ready, and makes progress visible at every step. Review managers spend their time resolving bottlenecks instead of discovering them in a status meeting.
Explicit rules determine which documents enter the review and where each one goes next, while document history records how every file moved through the process. When a protocol is questioned, the answer sits in the record rather than in someone’s recollection.
See how many documents sit at each step and open them directly from the results table. Search for any document by its workflow, version, or step instead of reconstructing status across separate searches and spreadsheets.
Send documents down different paths using search criteria and document properties, then hold them at a checkpoint until tasks are finished or a reviewer approves them. Quality check, privilege, and every other judgment call stay as explicit steps rather than assumptions.
A practical guide to the rules, data types, and process decisions that shape every discovery workflow.
What belongs in a privilege log, how to build one efficiently, and how to keep it defensible across rolling productions.
Everlaw Workflows is a visual builder for multi-stage document review. Teams connect searches, assignments, checkpoints, and productions into a single process, run it on live documents, and reuse it on the next matter.
Project templates copy objects like searches, assignments, and codes into a new project. A workflow captures the process itself, including the sequence of stages, the routing rules between them, and the checkpoints where review pauses for a person.
Documents enter a workflow through explicit search criteria and move according to defined rules. Document history captures how each file moved through the review, and project analytics records the actions a workflow took.
To keep standardized processes consistent, only users with the Workflow Admin permission can create, edit, and publish workflows. Project Admins receive this permission by default, allowing them to manage workflows out of the box, while non-Project Admins must be granted access.