eDiscovery Dashboard
A browser-based case artifact analyzer for local analysis of eDiscovery data without uploading to any server.
The Problem
eDiscovery project managers need to report on case metrics — how many documents have been reviewed, what's the privilege rate, which custodians have the most volume — but existing tools either require a Relativity license to access, or export to Excel spreadsheets that take time to manually chart.
A simple, fast, local analytics tool that accepts a standard export and produces instant visuals would save hours per week of manual reporting work.
Approach
The eDiscovery Dashboard is a single-file HTML application. Drag in a CSV or XLSX export from Relativity or any review platform, and the dashboard parses it locally using SheetJS and renders a suite of charts using Chart.js. No server, no login, no data transmission.
Visualizations include: document review progress by day, privilege and responsiveness rate trends, custodian volume heatmap, production volume by date, and coding breakdown by category.
Outcome
In active use for case reporting. The single-file format means it can be shared as an email attachment to paralegals and project managers who need analytics without any technical setup.
What I Learned
SheetJS handles a surprising range of XLSX formats correctly out of the box, but column header normalization is essential — real Relativity exports have inconsistent capitalization and whitespace that breaks naive column lookups.