Secure Your Slack Data
    With Cloudficient Expireon

    Expireon provides an optimal solution for Slack communication retention and discovery. It addresses typical challenges such as data indexing and export format inefficiencies.

    Ensuring that all Slack communications are securely archived, easily searchable, and compliant with legal and regulatory requirements is a breeze with Expireon.

    Advanced eDiscovery

    Slack data, with its high volume of messages, attachments, emojis, reactions, and unstructured content, requires more than just basic search functions. Expireon enhances native Slack eDiscovery tools by ensuring Slack data remains searchable, manageable, and exportable for legal teams without incurring excessive costs or delays.

    Expireon offers advanced search and export capabilities beyond Slack's native options. With features like targeted indexing, flexible retention policies, and rapid data exports, Expireon significantly reduces the time and cost involved in managing legal holds and responding to eDiscovery requests.

    Whether your team is conducting internal investigations or responding to litigation, Expireon delivers the scalability and precision needed to handle even the most complex Slack environments.

    Discover how Expireon can streamline your Slack eDiscovery process.

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    Business Benefits

    Comprehensive Data Collection
    Expireon captures all types of Slack communications including public and private channels, direct and multi-party messages, and associated metadata.

    With Expireon, businesses can trust that their data is not only secure but also organized in a manner that is both accessible and compliant with regulatory requirements.

    Forensic Collection
    Metadata helps establish that the communications presented have not been tampered with and are accurate representations of the original interactions.

    This includes recording any edits or deletions, which can be critical in understanding the full context of a conversation​​​​.

    Expanded Legal Hold
    Unlike Slack's native functionality, which applies legal holds at the account level, Expireon provides sophisticated legal hold capabilities.

    This feature ensures that all relevant data is preserved without risk of deletion or modification, which is crucial for compliance with legal and regulatory requirements​​.

    Native View / Review
    Expireon allows users to see the context of conversations, including thread structures, replies, reactions, and mentions.

    These features are essential for understanding the full scope of communication, providing a comprehensive view of interactions and ensuring no detail is missed.

    Data Autonomy
    and Control
    Organizations maintain complete ownership of their data with Expireon, avoiding vendor lock-in and allowing easy access for other business functions such as AI and analytics.

    Retention & Compliance Management
    Businesses can define custom retention policies, ensuring that Slack data is retained only as long as necessary, complying with various legal and regulatory requirements like SEC and GDPR.

    Advanced eDiscovery
    Tools
    Expireon provides powerful eDiscovery tools, offering granular searches based on custodians, keywords, and metadata, optimizing both speed and accuracy during legal reviews.

    WORM (Write Once Read Many) Compliance
    For regulatory compliance, Expireon employs WORM storage, ensuring that Slack data is immutable and cannot be altered once archived, meeting strict standards like SEC 17a-4.
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    3 Unique Features of Expireon

    Data
    Onboarding

      Cloud native migration built-in

     Retire legacy systems at market changing speeds (archives, data center exits, M&A remnants)

     Move TBs per day

     Extremely low error rates

    Right-Sized
    eDiscovery

     Self-service first level culling: Based on custodian, date and time

     On-Demand indexing

     Results are collected and delivered to downstream tools when required

     
     

    Data
    Autonomy 

     Data is always accessible and under your security control

      No ransom to get your data back!

     Future proof: Export to any EDRM platform or third-party services (e.g. Relativity, M365)

     
    Slack Preservation and eDiscovery

    Slack Preservation & eDiscovery

    Our guide covers:
     
    • Understanding Slack retention and preservation
    • Native Slack functions and features for data retention
    • Limitations of legal hold and preservation with Slack’s native functions
    • Best practices for preserving communication and collaboration data
    • Industry-specific regulations and compliance guidance
    • eDiscovery features of Slack
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    Review the guides below to see how Expireon can help your organization. 

     

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