PowerSearch has updtated its free ediscovery search tool launched in May, with the latest release enabling indexing and and searching directly from Microsoft Exchange servers. With no need to export custodian accounts to pst files, there are fewer steps during the identification and collection stages.

With PowerSearch 3.0 users can find documents by custodian, date range, and other system- level attributes as well as by metadata garnered from more than 40 fields internal to the documents themselves.

PowerSearch users can cluster relevant emails by custodian, date ranges, recipients and 17 other critical metadata tags that reside within emails. PowerSearch extracts email repositories and zipped files, indexing the content of emails and electronic documents making them fully searchable. Search results can be saved in folders and, if necessary, exported into other programs for further processing.

With PowerSearch, there is no charge for deploying the software or for searching or culling. Users only pay for final results, files they ultimately deem relevant and decide to save, by using a system of tokens purchased online at a fraction of a cent per token.

PowerSearch 3.0 has six interactive reports that show users the status of all files. Users can click on file names within the reports to view or launch the native documents. The reports can also be downloaded.
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