Reveal opens its partner program to legal service providers across EMEA. July 14, 2026 Check how Reveal can help your business. If you're a legal service provider in EMEA, chances are you've already invested in Reveal's technology, and your clients are increasingly demanding AI-driven eDiscovery. What's been missing is a formal way to package it, resell it, or build a differentiated service line on top of that investment in region. Today that gap closes. Reveal is opening its Partner Program to legal service providers across EMEA, on the heels of aji, Reveal Private Deployment, Logikcull, and Onna becoming available across the region, and as part of Reveal's largest European investment to date. A proven program, opening to a new market. Reveal's partner program is already running with world-class providers, more than 25 strategic services, technology, and channel partners since its U.S. launch last year, now opening to EMEA in response to in-region demand. "EMEA-based providers told us clearly that they needed a credible program, not just platform access," said Eric Harmon, CEO of Reveal. "The U.S. program has validated the model. Partners who came in at launch have built differentiated service lines, won work they couldn't have won before and deepened their Reveal investment as a result. What we're opening today gives EMEA firms the same structured enablement, economics and product access to do the same." What's in the program. Partners get structured enablement (training, certification, and demo environments), real economics (referral fees and reseller discounts), co-branded marketing and joint events, and a direct line into the product roadmap. Partner feedback directly influences development priorities, and partners get early access to new releases before general availability. That comes with comprehensive support, from training materials to dedicated account managers and co-marketing plans, plus a collaborative community of partners sharing best practices and wins. Two enrollment tiers meet providers where they are. Ambassador is open to firms licensed for at least one of Reveal, Logikcull, Onna, or Reveal Hold, with smaller certified-staff and environment thresholds. Premier is for firms licensed for Reveal plus at least one additional product, with higher certification, environment-size, case-study, and co-marketing commitments, and deeper benefits to match. "Reveal has invested in our success in ways that go far beyond technology," said William Odom, Co-Founder of Orbital Data Consulting. "Through co-selling opportunities, referrals, enablement, and true collaboration, they've helped us grow our practice, better serve clients around the world, and pursue opportunities that wouldn't have been possible on our own." Built for Europe's requirements. The program sits on real regional infrastructure. Reveal Private Deployment lets European organizations run the enterprise eDiscovery platform within their own infrastructure or regional cloud environments, meeting GDPR Article 44 requirements, data localization mandates, and compliance requirements across financial services, healthcare, and critical infrastructure. Onna adds no-code integrations to 30+ collaboration platforms including Slack, Microsoft Teams, Google Workspace, Zoom, and ChatGPT. Logikcull for Public Records brings self-service discovery automation and government transparency capabilities, including automated PII detection and redaction workflows designed for GDPR and DSAR compliance across EU member states. Together, that stack is trusted by more than 4,000 organizations globally, the same AI-powered platform EMEA clients are already asking for, now with the regional coverage and support to deliver it. Why join now. Early EMEA partners get more than a head start. They shape the regional program itself, and they get first access to a market where Reveal's products are just becoming available, a real first-mover advantage on a growing book of business. EMEA-based legal service providers interested in Ambassador or Premier enrollment can contact Reveal directly, or learn more at revealdata.com/partner.

Reveal, an eDiscovery platform provider, has expanded collection functionality for its Onna platform to include AI-generated data from ChatGPT and Gemini. The company is also adding preservation and collection capabilities to Reveal Hold, its legal hold offering, covering collaboration tools like Miro and AI sources. The enhancements address growing concerns among legal teams about managing AI-generated content in disputes and investigations. CEO Eric Harmon said organisations view this as "a ticking time bomb" and need tools to preserve, collect and search such data cost-effectively. The updates are part of Reveal's strategy to integrate its Hold, Onna and Logikcull solutions into a unified corporate legal platform, eliminating the need for disconnected point solutions across the discovery lifecycle.