Overview
Growing data volumes and a larger-than-ever remote workforce have made it more difficult to enable effective collaboration on digital evidence review. With Magnet Review, investigators and other stakeholders can be empowered to easily and securely collaborate and quickly find the evidence that matters.
Eliminate travel and shipping-related costs by providing secure remote access to case evidence from anywhere, anytime. Review helps you get digital evidence from any of your sources into the hands of all your stakeholders - both inside and outside your organization - quickly and easily, so they can work together to complete your investigations faster. Review was designed with a cloud-first approach to help organizations easily provide secure, scalable access while ensuring data integrity to reduce risk to your organization.
With Review, you can import evidence from Magnet Axiom, Magnet Axiom Cyber, Magnet Artifact IQ, and other digital forensic tools, such as XRY or Cellebrite Physical Analyzer, so investigators can easily review all their evidence in one case file. Review was purpose-built for non-technical users - they can easily browse, search, and filter evidence with an intuitive interface that works on any web browser.
Highlights
- Collaborate from anywhere : Enable stakeholders to securely access digital evidence from anywhere, anytime.
- Streamline evidence review: Review all your digital evidence together in one intuitive platform.
- More transparency, less risk: Generate proof points to show that processes and search scope were adhered to.
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Pricing
Dimension | Description | Cost/12 months |
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ReviewSubscriber | Pricing is based on case uploads, features, and storage options. Consult with Magnet Forensics for more details. | $0.001 |
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Support is available via an online customer portal containing support ticket requests, live chat, and a searchable knowledge base. To submit a support ticket, or chat live with a member of our Customer Success team visit: support.magnetforensics.com
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Great customer support
Great software / Funky Usability / Weird Tech Support
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Chat support engineers must have the world's worst UI, and they have my sympathy. The product-specific robot asks for my problem, I enter it, the support engineer asks for it again, then asks what product. Seriously?
First-line support never has an answer. Period. They always have to check. Don't they have a knowledge base like everyone else?
I'm trying to image an android phone. Zero success. Second level tech support asks me why I want to do it instead of telling me the hidden secret. SERIOUSLY???