Consilio's Aurora unifies eDiscovery data, AI document review, and portfolio management for law firms and corporate legal teams.
Consilio is a global legal technology and eDiscovery company best known for managed document review and litigation support services. Alongside those services, Consilio markets Aurora, a named software platform it calls its "Digital Enterprise Platform" for legal data. Aurora is built around three core components: Aurora DataCore, a centralized, searchable repository that aggregates data across matters so teams can reuse work product and carry knowledge between cases; CoreECI (Early Case Intelligence), which applies automated indexing and AI-powered semantic search to help teams find and analyze relevant material earlier in a matter; and Aurora Portal, a unified dashboard giving portfolio-wide visibility across matters, platforms, and workflows with standardized metrics. On top of that data layer sits the Aurora AI Suite, a set of purpose-built AI review tools including Guided AI Review, Native AI Review, Aurora Verity Review, AI Investigate, AI Summarize, AI PrivGen, and AI PrivDetect, aimed at tasks like privilege screening, document summarization, and pattern discovery inside large document sets. A distinguishing feature of Aurora's positioning is "platform freedom": rather than forcing customers onto one proprietary review tool, Aurora is designed to integrate with third-party review platforms such as Relativity and Everlaw, letting a legal team pick the best review tool per matter while Aurora provides the unifying data-management and reporting layer. Consilio frames Aurora's infrastructure around enterprise-grade security and data sovereignty, with private cloud hosting and jurisdiction-specific data residency options for regulated legal data. Aurora is offered alongside, not instead of, Consilio's traditional eDiscovery and managed review services, and is aimed at law firms, corporate legal departments, and litigation support teams managing large or recurring eDiscovery workloads.