The document discusses plans for developing a mobile application to provide access to an e-discovery platform. It will be developed in two phases, with the first providing collection and assessment monitoring capabilities and the second addressing additional legal hold features. A native mobile app approach is recommended over a mobile web app due to factors like the user interface, development process, capabilities, and version control. The goal is to make an existing e-discovery solution accessible on all major mobile platforms and devices to retain clients and gain new business.

1. Automation. Collaboration. Integration.
Mobile Application

2. What’s needed?
• An application that can run on smartphones, tablet computers and other
mobile devices
• The application should have a place in
- Apple App Store
- BlackBerry App World
- Google Play
- Windows Phone Marketplace

3. E-discovery Mobile Market – In stake
Exterro’s Vantage Point
• Provides organizations (existing clients) Instant access to Fusion
• Less Competition Easy foot print
• Retaining clients
• Marketing Artifact

4. Roadmap…..
Phase 1
Zeta mobile app
• Collection & Assessment Monitoring
• Notification Subscription
• RSS feed subscription
• Notification alert
• Control real time collection/assessment (Pause, restart, stop etc..)

5. Roadmap…
Phase 2
Primary Goal
• To cover the left out’s in phase1
Secondary Goal
• Legal Hold Notification
• Legal Hold operations
• Other LH products

6. Mobile App development!!
How to build and Deploy?

7. Comparison of Native App vs.
Mobile Web App
Considering the below points
• User interface
• Development
• Capabilities
• Monetization
• Method of delivery
• Versioning of the app
It is considered to be the best option to go with