Reveal announces Onna integration with Miro, delivering industry-first eDiscovery collection tool for popular AI workspace. Business Wire In this article: Leading no-code data collection platform now be deployed on Miro to capture content central to litigation CHICAGO, March 09, 2026-(BUSINESS WIRE)-Reveal, the global provider of leading eDiscovery and investigations platforms driven by powerful AI, today announced a new integration between Onna and Miro, delivering the industry's first native connector designed to help legal, compliance, and IT teams collect, preserve and search content on Miro boards for litigation, investigations and regulatory response. The integration is available to Miro customers using Miro Enterprise Guard, an advanced security and governance add-on built to help customers address compliance and robust data protection at scale. $687,988 Volume Ends on Jun 30, 2026 Loading chart... Onna: Market-Leading Collaboration Data Collection Onna is Reveal's enterprise data collection platform and the market's most comprehensive single-pane-of-glass solution for unstructured collaboration data. With no-code integrations spanning Slack, Microsoft Teams, Zoom, Google Workspace, Salesforce and now Miro, Onna delivers unmatched visibility across the digital workplace. As an integrated part of the Reveal portfolio, Onna manages data across the entire eDiscovery lifecycle with pre-built connections to Reveal's enterprise review platform and Logikcull's discovery automation platform. The addition of Miro reinforces Onna's position as the industry's most complete collaboration data preservation, collection and management platform. "Work happens across a wide variety of tools and platforms," said Eric Harmon, Reveal CEO. "Miro is a collaborative workspace where critical work takes place and innovative projects progress from idea to execution. It has become vital that legal teams are able to preserve and search the content within Miro boards quickly and defensibly. We're delivering the market's first solution." Content on Miro Is Emerging as Critical Evidence in Litigation and Investigations Miro boards increasingly contain evidence critical to discovery: product development timelines, strategic planning material, intellectual property documentation and sensitive business decisions. Until now, legal teams had no defensible way to collect and search this content. Miro boards contain evidence that can be decisive in litigation and investigations, including: * Sticky notes and written discussions documenting strategic decisions * Diagrams, workflows, and planning documents revealing product development * Embedded files and links containing intellectual property or PII * Collaboration metadata showing authorship, timing, and contribution history

On Tuesday, e-discovery provider Reveal announced it had acquired data management platform Onna for an undisclosed sum.