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Sometimes known as document bibles or transaction deal bibles, e-bibles are a means of storing, indexing and comprehensively searching large volumes of documents related to any corporate transaction.
They are commonly used by Legal firms to collate documents from a certain case in order to store or give to a client at the end of a project. e-bibles are a means of storing complex legal folders which were usually kept in hard copy.
In 2009, Proposals[1] were put in place in order to standardise the creation of e-bibles throughout the legal industry.
There are few suppliers of COTS solutions, however Diskbuilder[2] and Ideagen[3] (formerly Capgen) are notable exceptions.
References
edit- ^ "Litig launches new guidelines for electronic file management". Archived from the original on 2011-07-27. Retrieved 2009-11-25.
- ^ "Home". diskbuilder.co.uk.
- ^ "Home". ideagenplc.com.
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