Relativity and Cellebrite Partner to Unleash the Power of Mobile Data

Core Insights - Relativity and Cellebrite have formed a strategic partnership to enhance mobile device collection, processing, and review for legal data use cases, aiming to improve efficiency and usability of mobile evidence [1][12] - The collaboration builds on a history of integration, including the direct integration of RelativityOne and Cellebrite Legal View, and aims to drive innovation in mobile data e-discovery [2][9] Company Overview - Relativity is a global leader in legal technology, providing software solutions that help users manage large volumes of data and identify key issues during litigation and investigations, with over 300,000 users across approximately 40 countries [7] - Cellebrite specializes in digital investigative solutions, focusing on enabling customers to protect lives, accelerate justice, and preserve privacy, with a mission to streamline intelligence processes in legally sanctioned investigations [3][11] Product Integration - The partnership will result in Cellebrite being the only mobile collection provider to natively integrate its offerings into RelativityOne Collect, allowing for remote mobile device collections to be managed directly within the platform [3][9] - The integration will facilitate automatic conversion of data from Cellebrite's proprietary UFD file format to Relativity Short Message Format (RSMF), enhancing the user experience and ensuring accurate processing of mobile data [3][12] Market Demand - The legal industry is increasingly reliant on mobile data, with a significant majority of cases requiring mobile data collection, highlighting the importance of innovative solutions in this area [6] - The collaboration is expected to address the growing demand for efficient and effective mobile data management solutions in the legal sector [12] Future Developments - An Advanced Access program for the Remote Mobile Collection and Conversion integration is set to launch in the U.S. this month, with general availability expected in fall 2024 [10]