Today, corporate document management company Litera Microsystems announced it acquired fellow document manager Workshare for an undisclosed amount.

With this merger, Litera gains a data loss monitoring solution; a collaborative work space to track a deal’s tasks; and an application that compares and reviews documents in various platforms. Workshare also notes on its site that its programs integrate into various e-discovery and data management platforms, including iManage, NetDocuments, Opentext and common corporate mainstays Microsoft Office and G-Suite.

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