Missed this while on vacay a couple of weeks ago but today is timelier! Cloudficient has an exclusive ILTACON 2025 offer for law firms you won’t want to miss!

As discussed here, Cloudficient has announced a special promotion available exclusively to law firms attending ILTACON 2025. As part of the event, qualifying firms can receive one free case using Hyperlize, including up to 1 TB of production data analysis, completely free of charge.

Hyperlize helps law firms discover missing evidence and address quality issues in received eDiscovery data faster and more efficiently than legacy tools. Attendees can take advantage of this offer to experience the platform’s capabilities in a production environment with zero commitment.

Offer Details

• Who’s Eligible: Law firms attending ILTACON 2025
• What’s Included: One case up to 1 TB of production data
• Where to Redeem: Cloudficient Booth 827
• When: Offer valid through ILTACON

What’s New in Hyperlize

Hyperlize continues to evolve as a best-in-class platform for legal data transformation. New features available as part of this offer include:

• Named Entity Detection: Quickly identify people, organizations, locations and other key elements in text.
• Primary Language Detection: Automatically flag the dominant language across document sets.
• Optical Character Recognition (OCR): Convert scanned or image-based documents into searchable content.
• PII Detection: Automatically flag and manage personally identifiable information to support compliance.

Cloudficient is located at booth 827 – check here for more details on their exclusive ILTACON 2025 offer!

So, what do you think? Are you a member of a law firm attending ILTACON? If so, check out booth 827! And please share any comments you might have or if you’d like to know more about a particular topic.

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