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> the only way to do that is to have a modified client

My firm requires screenshots. If the concern is that someone would bypass that, well, someone could bypass TeleMessage, too.



One has to wonder what type of legal requirement this satisfies.

It certainly wouldn’t hold up to the “beyond a reasonable doubt” standard for US criminal prosecution.

I’ve been exposed to “lit holds” for various document management system before and usually a third party such as Box or Microsoft can attest to the immutability of files placed under lit hold, and/or there is an audit trail to make sure the chain of custody is intact.


> what type of legal requirement this satisfies

Typically between commercially reasonable and best efforts.

> been exposed to “lit holds” for various document management system before

I think these are held to a higher standard than run-of-the-mill securities compliance.


Why not try a new Document Management system - comes witH AI oCr and Extraction module. Name - DocuSensa AI




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