Veritas Ediscovery Platform Pilot License 1 Plat Gov

Introducing the Veritas eDiscovery Platform Pilot License for Government, a government-focused edition designed to bring enterprise-grade eDiscovery capabilities into public sector environments. Under the Veritas Government Licensing Program (GLP), this license delivers predictable, compliant, and scalable access to the core eDiscovery workflow—collection, processing, review, and production—without the procurement friction of traditional purchasing. The Pilot edition is tailored for government agencies evaluating the Veritas eDiscovery Platform, offering essential discovery features at government-friendly pricing and streamlined licensing to accelerate testing, validation, and scaled deployments within legitimate program constraints. With this license, teams can test end-to-end discovery workflows in real-world government data environments while maintaining defensible, auditable steps that support investigations and litigation readiness. Built-in security, governance, encryption, access controls, and comprehensive audit trails help meet regulatory expectations for information governance, privacy, and chain-of-custody requirements. The Pilot edition is designed to handle large data volumes and diverse data sources typical of public-sector operations, delivering scalable processing and review workflows in a flexible deployment model that can integrate with on-premises, cloud-ready, or hybrid architectures. By aligning with GLP terms and public-sector procurement practices, the Pilot license reduces procurement friction, improves budgeting predictability, and enables IT teams to validate interoperability, performance, and governance before broader rollouts.

• Core eDiscovery workflow in one governed package: Ingest, process, search, analyze, review, and produce data with defensible, auditable steps designed for investigations and litigation readiness.
• Government licensing with GLP pricing: Government buyers receive terms and pricing aligned with the Veritas GLP, simplifying procurement and budgeting for public-sector programs.
• Security, governance and compliance built in: Robust data governance, access controls, encryption, and detailed audit trails to support regulatory requirements and chain-of-custody integrity.
• Scalability and performance for large data sets: Engineered to handle sizable government data volumes with scalable processing and efficient review workflows.
• Flexible deployment and government-ready procurement: Designed for government deployment needs, compatible with on-premises, cloud-ready, or hybrid environments while aligning with public-sector procurement practices.

Technical Details of Veritas eDiscovery Platform Pilot - License - 1 License

• License quantity: 1 license
• Licensing program: Veritas Government Licensing Program (GLP)
• Intended market: Government agencies and public-sector organizations
• Pricing model: Government pricing under GLP terms
• Product scope: Veritas eDiscovery Platform Pilot edition with core discovery workflow — Ingest, process, search, analyze, review, and produce data with defensible, auditable steps designed for investigations and litigation readiness.

How to install Veritas eDiscovery Platform Pilot

• Step 1 — Prepare the environment: Confirm hardware, software prerequisites, and connectivity for a government deployment. Ensure alignment with GLP terms and any agency-specific compliance requirements before installation.
• Step 2 — Acquire and activate the license: Obtain the Pilot license under GLP, apply the license key, and configure initial administrative access with appropriate roles and permissions.
• Step 3 — Deploy in the chosen topology: Install the Pilot edition in your preferred environment—on-premises, cloud-ready, or hybrid—integrating with existing identity management, data stores, and network controls.
• Step 4 — Configure governance and security: Establish access controls, encryption settings, audit trails, and chain-of-custody mechanics. Implement data retention policies and role-based access for investigations and compliance reviews.
• Step 5 — Enable data ingestion and processing: Create ingestion pipelines, define processing rules, and set up indexing and search capabilities. Validate with test data to ensure accurate processing and searchable results.
• Step 6 — Validate end-to-end workflows: Execute sample workflows for ingestion, processing, searching, analysis, review, and production. Verify defensible steps, reporting, and export formats align with agency requirements.

Frequently asked questions

• What is the Veritas eDiscovery Platform Pilot License for Government? It is a government-focused edition of the Veritas eDiscovery Platform designed to provide essential eDiscovery capabilities under GLP terms, enabling public-sector agencies to test, validate, and scale discovery workflows in compliant, controlled environments.
• Who should consider this license? Government agencies and other public-sector organizations seeking a predictable, streamlined path to evaluate enterprise-grade eDiscovery with government-friendly pricing and procurement practices.
• What capabilities are included in the Pilot edition? The Pilot edition covers core eDiscovery workflow components—collection (ingest), processing, search, analysis, review, and production—along with defensible, auditable steps, security controls, and governance features suitable for investigations and litigation readiness.
• What deployment options are supported? The Pilot is designed to be deployed in on-premises, cloud-ready, or hybrid environments, giving IT teams flexibility to align with existing government infrastructure and procurement preferences.
• Can the Pilot license be scaled beyond testing? Yes, the Pilot license is intended to be tested, validated, and scaled within the constraints of GLP terms, with the option to move toward broader production deployment under formal procurement as needed.
• What security and governance capabilities are included? The Pilot includes encryption, access controls, comprehensive audit trails, and chain-of-custody features to support rigorous information governance and regulatory compliance.