Onna

Onna approaches the eDiscovery market from a highly unique, deeply proactive angle. Instead of waiting for a lawsuit to happen and then frantically collecting data, Onna acts as a centralized "Knowledge Discovery" platform that sits directly inside a corporation's IT infrastructure. It solves the massive problem of data fragmentation in the modern workplace, where corporate knowledge is scattered across Slack, Jira, Confluence, Google Workspace, Zendesk, and Dropbox. Onna integrates directly with these massive cloud applications via API, continuously syncing and indexing all corporate data in real-time into a highly secure, centralized repository. If a lawsuit is filed, the corporation's legal team doesn't need to ask the IT department to spend weeks collecting Slack messages or emails; the data is already collected, indexed, and fully searchable within Onna. Legal can instantly execute a search across all platforms simultaneously, place a legal hold on the relevant documents, and seamlessly export them directly into a review platform like Relativity. Beyond pure eDiscovery, Onna provides massive value to the broader enterprise. Because it centrally indexes all corporate data, IT departments use it for data governance and compliance (e.g., automatically identifying PII or credit card numbers stored improperly in Slack). It also serves as an incredibly powerful enterprise search engine. For modern, cloud-first corporations seeking to proactively manage risk and streamline the incredibly expensive data collection phase of litigation, Onna is an essential piece of infrastructure.