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Rampiva Announces Baseline – the Industry’s First Free Analytics Nuix Acceleration Product

Rampiva, a leading provider of automation, reporting and business process management software for data processing and review platforms, announced the launch of an innovative no-cost analytics tool, Baseline. Rampiva Baseline delivers real-time intelligence and analytics on the performance and productivity of Nuix data processing by delivering centralized visibility into workloads.

Rampiva Baseline enables legal and digital forensics teams to improve performance expectations by helping data processing teams increase their ability to attribute workloads, provide data points to advocate for budget, and provide a data-driven view to optimize processes. This product automatically gathers performance and productivity data from existing Nuix Cases and feeds them into a set of PowerBI Dashboards which are designed by experts and industry professionals. These Dashboards enable data processing departments to understand their current operating capacity, demonstrate the value of their efforts, and identify opportunities for improvement by utilizing Rampiva analytics developed by observing the processing of over 15,000 Nuix Cases and 1 PB of data.

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Rampiva is also hosting an online user community, where people can ask questions, share ideas and brainstorm new analytics and Dashboards. This forum is open to all users, and contains instructions for downloading Rampiva Baseline.

Through intuitive and powerful products, Rampiva reduces barriers and provides legal teams the insights they require to help reduce costs and increase efficiency. Rampiva’s legal solutions are a force multiplier and accelerator for eDiscovery and forensics teams around the world, including government regulatory agencies, top advisory and AmLaw 100 firms, and prominent legal service and digital forensics vendors.

“Our hope is that people can use Rampiva Baseline to first, showcase their work and help address the intense pressure put on many data processing teams, and second, identify ways to optimize their operations and support with hard-data investments in new processes, additional staff, or tools like Rampiva Automate for workflow and resource management,” said Daniel Boteanu, founder and CEO of Rampiva. “We are grateful for the position we are in and want to give back to the community by making Rampiva Baseline available to everyone at no cost.”

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