Forensic Service

Data reporting & formatting.

Raw forensic data converted into the formats attorneys actually use — searchable PDFs, Excel timelines, and load files ready for any eDiscovery review platform.

Flat Fee

$350

Add-on to any collection

Delivery

Fully Remote

Encrypted file delivery

Turnaround

1–3 Days

Delivered with your collection

What you receive.

Searchable PDF exports (text-selectable, printable)
Excel conversation timelines (sortable by date, sender, recipient)
RSMF format for Relativity, Nextpoint, or Clio
DAT / CSV load files for any review platform
Date, custodian, and keyword filters applied before export
Bates-numbering ready format on request
Attachment extraction and separate file inventory
Bundled in all three all-in-one packages

Who it's for

Common uses for reporting.

Turning collected data into something you can actually work with.

Discovery Productions

Producing data to opposing counsel in a consistent, Bates-numbered format that meets court requirements.

Deposition Preparation

Organized, searchable exports that let you quickly find and cite specific messages during witness examination.

Chronological Timelines

Excel timelines sorted by date and time across multiple custodians — essential for reconstructing events.

eDiscovery Review Platforms

Load files formatted for Relativity, Nextpoint, Clio, or any review platform your firm uses.

Trial Exhibits

Clean, readable PDF versions of messages and records suitable for court presentation and exhibit binders.

Internal Investigations

Structured reports for HR or compliance teams who need to review communications without forensic training.

Questions

About data reporting.

Does reporting require a new collection, or can it be added to any order?

Reporting is an add-on to any collection — mobile phone, email, cloud account, or computer. It can also be ordered on data previously collected by another examiner, provided we receive the raw export in a compatible format. Mention it during scoping and we'll confirm compatibility.

What's the difference between RSMF and a load file?

RSMF (Relativity Short Message Format) is a structured XML format specifically designed for SMS, chat, and messaging data in Relativity. A DAT/load file is a more general format used to import any document metadata into eDiscovery platforms. We'll match the format to whatever platform your firm uses — just let us know during scoping.

Can you apply keyword filters before exporting?

Yes. We can filter by keyword, date range, sender, recipient, or conversation thread before generating the export. All filter criteria are documented in the chain-of-custody report so opposing counsel can verify what was and wasn't included.

Is reporting included in the all-in-one bundles?

Yes — reporting is included in all three bundle packages (Mobile Data Package, Chat Data Package, and Email Data Package). Ordering a bundle saves $200–$225 compared to ordering collection, reporting, and a FRE 902(14) declaration separately.

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Want attorney-ready deliverables?

Add reporting to any collection. Book a free 15-minute scoping call and we'll confirm the right format for your case.

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