Concordance review
A focused choice for traditional discovery review, redaction, production, and sharing.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Concordance is LexisNexis litigation document management software for discovery teams handling scanned paper, email, PDFs, and other electronic evidence. It brings document and evidence search, large-volume imports, OCR, review, annotations, confidential-content redaction, privilege reporting, production-history reporting, native viewing, production, sharing, and multilingual handling into a traditional discovery workflow. LexisNexis positions Concordance for small to midsize litigation cases, while Concordance Evolution is aimed at large-scale, complex litigation. The product is available through web and Windows platforms.
Pricing follows a contact-sales model rather than a self-serve plan structure. That approach may suit legal teams that need to discuss case requirements, deployment, or access with LexisNexis before choosing the software. The published product scope centers on the core stages of document discovery: importing evidence, finding relevant material, reviewing and annotating documents, protecting confidential content, recording privilege information, and preparing productions. Teams seeking a focused environment for conventional review and production should find that scope relevant, while organizations looking for a broader feature set should compare other eDiscovery options.
Concordance also supports web-based sharing and collaboration, with deployment options across the suite that include internally installed software and hosted web access. Its listed integration is LAW PreDiscovery, so organizations with a wider legal-technology ecosystem should examine integration fit before selecting it. Overall, Concordance is best suited to litigation teams that value established document review, redaction, reporting, and production capabilities across web and Windows. It is less suitable for buyers who prioritize a broad integration network or a more expansive eDiscovery platform beyond its traditional document-centered focus.
Concordance pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Search, OCR, review, annotations, redaction, and production in one workflow
- Supports large-volume imports and multilingual document handling
- Offers privilege reporting, native viewing, sharing, and collaboration
- Where it doesn't
- Pricing requires a conversation with sales
- The listed integration is limited to LAW PreDiscovery
- Its feature breadth is narrower than broader eDiscovery platforms
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