Ipro Tech, an e-discovery software provider, announced on April 23 upgrades to Allegro 2015, an early-case assessment tool; Eclipse 2015, document review software; and eCapture 2015, e-discovery processing software. The new releases improve integration with iPro Nucleus, a centralized hub that supports data sharing among Allegro, Eclipse and eCapture programs.
Ipro works hard to make its products “simpler and more automated with every release,” said Kim Taylor, president and chief operating officer at Ipro, in the company’s public announcement. When Ipro released Enterprise Suite 2014.1, it introduced Ipro Nucleus to consolidate the multiple databases used by Allegro, Eclipse and eCapture into a single database. Nucleus authenticates users for Allegro and Eclipse and stores registration details for all Enterprise components, such as document review services and data processing worker programs.
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