Australian eDiscovery Providers Shortlist

September 25, 2025

This report shortlists leading eDiscovery software platforms and service providers available in Australia, covering both Australian-headquartered vendors and global platforms with an Australian presence. The aim is to support law firms, corporates, and in-house counsel in evaluating suitable solutions.

Nuix – Australian HQ, strong regulator & government use [1]
RelativityOne – global leader with Australian data centre and partner network [2]
Logikcull – simple, cloud-first, cost-effective [3]
Everlaw – modern UX, collaboration, with local partners [4]
Epiq Discovery – managed services, AI-enabled, strong AU presence [5]
OpenText – enterprise-scale deployments [7]
Law In Order, Sky Discovery, Adio – Australian service providers [8][4]

Vendor	Deployment	Australian Presence / Notes	Best For
Nuix [1]	Cloud, on-prem, hybrid	Australian HQ; used by regulators, law firms, and government	Investigations, high-volume processing
RelativityOne [2]	Cloud (RelativityOne), on-prem via partners	Local data centre and AU partner ecosystem	Enterprise review, complex litigation
Logikcull [3]	Cloud SaaS	Available to Australian users; self-service pricing	Smaller law firms, quick matters
Everlaw [4]	Cloud	Supports Australia with local partners (Adio)	Collaborative review, litigation teams
Epiq Discovery [5]	Managed services + cloud	Global provider; AU-specific services	Large matters, managed approach
OpenText Axcelerate [7]	Cloud / Enterprise	Global vendor serving AU	Enterprise-scale analytics
Law In Order [8]	Managed services	Australian offices in Sydney, Melbourne	Law firms, in-house legal teams
Sky Discovery	Consultancy + workflows	Australian forensic & eDiscovery provider	Forensic collections, local consultancy
Adio [4]	Partner-led SaaS	Implements Everlaw in AU	Local onboarding and implementation

Conclusion

This shortlist provides a structured overview of eDiscovery solutions and service providers available to Australian organisations. The selection spans Australian-headquartered vendors, global platforms with local presence, and service providers offering managed solutions. Organisations can use this report to identify candidates for pilot testing or RFIs, balancing factors such as deployment preferences, data residency, scalability, and budget. For most scenarios, a combination of a cloud SaaS option (e.g., Logikcull or Everlaw) and an enterprise/multi-matter platform (e.g., Nuix or Relativity) provides flexibility, efficiency, and regulatory compliance.

AI and Future Considerations

Emerging AI tools in eDiscovery, including automated document review, predictive coding, and intelligent analytics, are being increasingly integrated into platforms such as Nuix, Relativity, and Everlaw. Organisations should evaluate AI features, data privacy compliance, and scalability to ensure future-proof solutions that enhance efficiency and reduce review times.

We will shortlist emerging Australian AI eDiscovery solution providers in a subsequent article.