Industries · Legal
Kaia Legal for work that must survive review.
Litigation work product answers to the court, opposing counsel, and the record. Kaia Legal runs eDiscovery as a governed process — every classification carries its reasoning, every privilege call its evidence, every production its audit trail.
What the work must survive
Privilege calls that stand up — every decision carries the reasoning and the reviewer who confirmed it.
Productions with provenance — what was released, what was withheld, and why, on one defensible record.
Corrections that compound — every reviewer override improves the model serving your tenant, not a vendor’s.
Kaia products in this industry
Kaia Legal — eDiscovery
CURRENTRole-native legal operations: classification, privilege review, entity extraction, production export.
95.7% privilege-detection accuracy — measured internally on 810 held-out documents, published as-is. MEASURED (internal).
Priced against review hours, never tokens — you self-place by documents per month. See the published tiers →
How Kaia compares
Relativity, Everlaw, and DISCO are capable review tools — they cover three of the nine EDRM stages (processing, review, analysis) and leave governance, hold, collection, and production to manual process. Harvey doesn’t do eDiscovery. Epiq, Consilio, and Lighthouse sell the labor model itself. And no vendor in the field publishes an auditable accuracy benchmark or shows its model improving release over release. Kaia does both — 95.7% per-axis on a frozen 810-document set, published and reproducible.
Bring one painful workflow.
Start with a bounded process, see the evidence chain on every decision, and measure the result on your own terms.