X1 Social Discovery

Description

Effectively address social media content, website collection, geostream, webmail and YouTube video capture, in one single interface.

X1 Social Discovery is a industry-leading solution for anyone who needs to collect and search data from social networks and the internet.

X1 Social Discovery aggregates comprehensive social media content and web-based data into a single user interface, collects vital metadata in a legally defensible manner and preserves the chain of custody. X1 Social Discovery saves customers vast amounts of time and money through the automated and simultaneous collection of data from multiple social media accounts.

Key Features:

• Collections: Data is collected and indexed from social media streams, linked content and websites through APIs, webmail connectors and direct web navigation. X1 Social Discovery aggregates data from these multiple sources in real time, in a highly scalable and case-centric manner.
• Search: Perform broad, unified searches across multiple accounts, social media streams and websites from a single interface. Linked content is automatically indexed and searched through the patented X1 fast-as-you-type search from one user interface. Results are aggregated for sorting, tagging and export consistent with standard eDiscovery or investigative, workflow.
• Authentication: MD5 hash values of individual items are calculated upon capture and maintained through export. Automated logging and reports are generated. Key metadata unique to social media & web streams are captured through deep integration with APIs provided by the publishers. This metadata is important to establishing chain of custody and also provides key evidence relevant to the substantive case as well as authentication.
• Production: Maintain data in a searchable native format from collection through production, uniquely providing a complete platform to address social media in the same manner as devices, e-mail and e-documents. Deliver collected email in PST format while maintaining hierarchical structure.