Start Intake
Begin with email-first intake and written scoping before technical work begins.
Open secure intake path →Attorney Path
For Counsel
Preservation-first digital evidence handling for legal matters, with written scope, documented authorization, and review-ready documentation.
Start here
Use this path to frame intake, define scope early, and move into preservation with clearer documentation and fewer downstream surprises.
Attorney Intake Checklist
Use a preservation-first checklist to frame devices, accounts, timing, access, and scope questions.
Review attorney checklist →Engagement Process
See the path from first contact to written scope, handling, and delivery.
View engagement process →Scope of Services
Confirm what is included, what is outside scope, and what requires separate written retention.
Review scope boundaries →Review & documentation
These pages help counsel understand the documentation posture, representative matter fit, and service positioning behind the engagement path.
Deliverables & Documentation Standards
Review the records, summaries, and documentation outputs typically produced for review.
See deliverables standards →Legal & Insurance Matters
Review representative matter contexts where early preservation and scope discipline are often important.
View legal and insurance matters →About Data365 Evidence
See service positioning, founder background, and operating posture.
View about page →Supporting links
- Fees & Billing — commercial posture, written authorization, and billing framing.
- Contact — general contact page for non-intake or administrative questions.
Start with written scope, timing, and source preservation.
In many legal matters, the highest-value first step is preserving relevant sources under a defined scope before routine use, access changes, retention policies, or device turnover alter what is available later.