In corporate investigations, speed and accuracy are critical. Whether responding to a whistleblower report, an IP theft allegation, or a regulatory inquiry, legal teams must quickly uncover the facts. Traditional investigation workflows—collecting data, outsourcing processing, and relying on manual firstpass review—are slow, costly, and expose organizations to unnecessary risk.
MARC Investigate offers a modern alternative, redefining how investigations are conducted.
Data Remains Inside Your Secure Environment
In today’s regulatory climate, transferring sensitive corporate data outside the firewall introduces avoidable risk. MARC operates entirely within your organization’s secure perimeter.
Local Analysis = Greater Security: Because data never leaves the environment, organizations avoid datatransfer concerns while maintaining full control of their most sensitive information.
Protocol Driven Analysis Instead of Prompt Engineering
AI adoption in legal teams has often been hindered by complex prompting. MARC eliminates this barrier through automated Protocol Analysis and MARCus, its investigatorfocused chatbot.
By uploading background materials—such as complaints, subpoenas, or HR reports—MARC automatically produces a defensible investigative protocol that identifies key individuals, timelines, and themes within minutes. MARC can also retrieve exemplar documents to help investigators quickly understand who knew what, when they knew it, and which players matter most.
Unhosted Investigative Intelligence
MARC enables full investigative analysis without requiring a hosted review platform or external vendor. Deployed within your environment, it allows investigators to:
- Process email and loose files
- Use background materials or MARC generated exemplars
- Run LLM analysis using either corporate approved or MARC’s secure model
- Surface relevant evidence rapidly
As investigators tag documents, MARC’s Adaptive Learning engine continuously refines the protocol, improving accuracy and accelerating insight discovery.
Defensibility Through Explainable AI
Concerns about “blackbox” AI are common in legal contexts. MARC addresses this directly.
For every tagged document, it provides a rationale, summary, and supporting evidence. Combined with builtin statistical sampling and validation, MARC creates a highly defensible workflow—often more consistent and transparent than traditional human review.
Conclusion
The future of investigations lies not in expanding review teams but in smarter, more secure triage. By bringing intelligence to the data—rather than exporting data to external platforms—MARC Investigate allows legal teams to move faster, with greater accuracy, and without compromising security.