Casepoint is an AI-powered eDiscovery platform for FOIA, legal holds, investigations, and compliance — built for law firms, legal teams, and government…
Casepoint is a cloud-native legal technology platform that unifies eDiscovery, FOIA request processing, legal hold management, investigations, and compliance workflows in a single system. Its AI-powered review tool, CaseAssist, uses active learning to help legal teams prioritize and analyze large document sets faster, while Casepoint Filestore provides secure cloud data storage and Casepoint Investigator supports internal and regulatory investigation workflows. A dedicated FOIA module automates public-records request intake, tracking, and response — a feature that sets Casepoint apart from general-purpose eDiscovery tools. The platform is built to meet government-grade security requirements: it is FedRAMP Moderate/High authorized, DOD IL5/IL6 certified, and ISO 27001 certified, making it suitable for federal, state, and local government agencies as well as highly regulated corporate legal departments. Casepoint connects to common enterprise data sources — including Microsoft 365 (Teams, Exchange/Outlook, SharePoint, OneDrive), Google Workspace (Gmail, Google Drive, Google Vault), Slack, Box, and Dropbox — and supports 600+ file types through its data connectors, with an open API and a Casepoint MCP Server for building custom integrations into an organization's broader AI ecosystem. Casepoint has been recognized with multiple LegalTech Breakthrough Awards (2021–2025) and holds G2 ratings for eDiscovery performance.
Key Features
CaseAssist AI-Powered Document Review — An AI active-learning review tool that helps legal teams prioritize and analyze large eDiscovery document sets faster.
FOIA Request Management — A dedicated workflow-automation module for intake, tracking, and response to Freedom of Information Act requests, purpose-built for government agencies.
Legal Hold Management — Automates legal hold notices and data preservation to help ensure compliance during litigation and investigations.
Casepoint Filestore — Secure, cloud-based data storage built into the platform for centralizing case and discovery data.
Casepoint Investigator — Purpose-built workflows for internal and regulatory investigations, separate from the core eDiscovery review module.
Government-Grade Security Certifications — FedRAMP Moderate/High authorized, DOD IL5/IL6 certified, and ISO 27001 certified, meeting requirements for federal, state, and local government agencies.
Broad Data Connector Library — Native connectors for Microsoft 365 (Teams, Exchange/Outlook, SharePoint, OneDrive), Google Workspace (Gmail, Google Drive, Google Vault), Slack, Box, and Dropbox, supporting 600+ file types.
Casepoint MCP Server — Connects an organization's approved AI ecosystem to the Casepoint platform for governed AI access across legal, regulatory, investigative, and compliance workflows.
Open API & Custom Connectors — An open API architecture lets teams build custom integrations beyond the platform's native connector library.
Audit & Compliance Tracking — Built-in audit trail and compliance tracking capabilities to support regulatory and litigation requirements.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Government-grade security certifications, including FedRAMP Moderate/High authorization, DOD IL5/IL6, and ISO 27001
AI-powered document review and analytics (CaseAssist) to help speed up large-scale eDiscovery
Broad data connector library covering Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Slack, Box, Dropbox, and 600+ file types
Dedicated FOIA request management workflow, uncommon among general eDiscovery platforms
Established legal-tech vendor with a decade-plus track record and multiple industry awards
Cons
Pricing isn't published — you need to request a demo or contact sales for a quote
Enterprise/government-oriented feature set and certifications may be more than small legal teams need
Breadth of modules (eDiscovery, FOIA, Investigator, compliance) can mean a longer onboarding curve