- [Bill Kulterman] In this movie,

we're going to talk about the role of the eDiscovery manager

and take a look at their capabilities.

So right now, I'm here in our eDiscovery center

and I have signed in as the eDiscovery administrator.

I'm simply signed in as the eDiscovery administrator

so that you can see that we currently have

three active cases here in our eDiscovery center.

You see them, the globe bank case,

the labor contract case, and the Johnson incident.

These cases have different eDiscovery managers

and what we're going to do now is sign out as the administrator

and sign back in as one of our eDiscovery managers

and take a look at what they can do.

All right, I'm signed in as Cecilia Forteau

and she is the eDiscovery manager

on the labor contract case.

Now remember, we had three cases in our eDiscovery center

but now we can only see one and that is because

Cecilia Forteau is the eDiscovery manager only on this case.

The eDiscovery manager only has access to cases

that they have been assigned to.

The other two, as far as she knows, they don't even exist.

Now, the eDiscovery manager

has a lot of important responsibilities

and probably one of the main ones is

creating the eDiscovery case.

You see the big button up here that says create a case.

If you have been assigned the role

of the eDiscovery manager,

odds are, you're the one that's going to be creating that case.

You can also go ahead,

let's select our case and manage the case.

Really, case management is the biggest part

of the eDiscovery manager's role, as you might imagine.

As the eDiscovery manager,

you can add and remove people from the case,

you get to name the case, you can add in a description,

you can close the case and delete the case.

Let's go ahead and take a look

at some of the other things our eDiscovery manager can do.

You see these tabs up here?

They give you options.

We'll go to the hold tab.

Now the eDiscovery manager is the only one

who can create content holes,

they're the only ones that can create content searches,

they can export data

and they can send it to eDiscovery for analysis.

The eDiscovery manager is an important role

in every eDiscovery case.

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