Elastic Selects Casepoint for eDiscovery and Legal Hold

In a press release, Casepoint said Elastic has standardized eDiscovery and legal hold on the Casepoint platform.

Elastic selected Casepoint following a competitive RFP process that evaluated vendors against defined functional and technical requirements. Key requirements included strong support for Google Workspace and Slack, practical legal hold workflows, and a platform suited to the needs of a corporate legal department. Elastic chose Casepoint for its ability to meet those requirements while simplifying complex workflows, and for its partnership-driven approach.

"Elastic's legal team is focused on building processes that match the needs of a growing, data-driven technology company," said Jen Lenander, Sr. Director and Chief of Staff at Elastic. "Casepoint stood out because it gave us the capabilities we needed to scale and handle more eDiscovery work directly, strengthen legal hold, and manage legal data more efficiently."

Casepoint said it provided onboarding, training, technical setup, and business-case development, helping Elastic apply the platform to both standard eDiscovery workflows and broader legal operations use cases. In one DSAR-related matter, the platform helped Elastic export data in a usable format for work with a third-party provider, avoiding significantly higher processing costs. Elastic also used Casepoint to convert contract-alias email data into a format that could be analyzed with an AI research tool, surfacing insights into contracting workflows without a separate consulting engagement.

"Elastic approached this the right way, with a clear sense of what its legal team needed and a disciplined, unbiased evaluation process," said Pete Feinberg, Chief Product Officer at Casepoint. "That matters because more corporate legal teams are taking greater ownership of critical legal workflows, and they need technology that fits how they want to operate for peak efficiency."