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Claira expands into Australia and New Zealand through exclusive partnership with eDiscovery Collab

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Claira, the AI-powered document review platform purpose-built for legal professionals, today announced its expansion into Australia and New Zealand through an exclusive partnership with eDiscovery Collab, an award-winning, senior-led eDiscovery consultancy.

The partnership brings Claira's advanced AI review capabilities to law firms, inhouse legal teams, insolvency practitioners, insurers and investigation teams across the region, delivered with local implementation, training and ongoing support from the eDiscovery Collab team.

The right partner, not just the right technology

For Claira, selecting the right partner was as important as the technology itself. AI-assisted review delivers the best outcomes when it is implemented by experienced practitioners who understand legal workflows, investigations and the demands of defensible review. In eDiscovery Collab, Claira found a partner with more than 30 years of combined eDiscovery experience, a talented senior-led team, and an established client base spanning Australia, New Zealand and international markets.

Lucas Fraser, CTO of Claira, said the decision to partner exclusively with eDiscovery Collab reflected the strength of the team behind the consultancy.

"We were deliberate about how we entered the Australian and New Zealand market, and eDiscovery Collab stood out from the start. Their team brings deep eDiscovery experience, a reputation for genuinely helpful, same-day service, and the trust of clients across the region. Powerful AI only delivers real outcomes when it is in the hands of people who understand the work, and that is exactly what Kate and her team offer. We have complete confidence that Claira is in the best possible hands in this market."

AI review inside Nuix Neo Discover

Claira integrates directly with Nuix Neo Discover, allowing reviewers to write natural language prompts, test them against individual documents and then scale those prompts across thousands of documents using Bulk Scan, all without leaving the Nuix Neo Discover environment. Designed for transparency and explainability, Claira delivers results that are traceable, auditable and defensible - qualities that are essential for legal teams working on complex matters.

Kate Clark, CEO of eDiscovery Collab, said the partnership reflects a shared view of how AI should be adopted in legal review.

"What excites me most about Claira is how practical it is. Legal teams can ask questions in plain language, iterate quickly and uncover key evidence without ever leaving the platform they already know and use. Combined with our team's experience and expertise, Claira has the potential to fundamentally improve the way legal teams review information."

Claira supports early case assessment, investigations, regulatory responses, litigation, arbitration, internal reviews, and the identification and redaction of personally identifiable information (PII). Capable of analysing thousands of documents per hour, Claira helps legal teams identify key evidence earlier, reduce review time and cost, and focus on higher-value legal work.

Claira is now available in Australia and New Zealand exclusively through eDiscovery Collab, with local implementation, training and ongoing support.

To arrange a demonstration of Claira, visit www.ediscoverycollab.au/claira or contact Kate Clark at kate.clark@ediscoverycollab.au.

About Claira

Claira is an AI-powered document review platform purpose-built for legal professionals. Fully integrated with Nuix Neo Discover, Claira allows legal teams to write natural language prompts, test them against individual documents and scale those prompts across thousands of documents using Bulk Scan, all without leaving their existing review environment. Designed for transparency and explainability, Claira delivers results that are traceable, auditable and defensible. Claira is available in Australia and New Zealand exclusively through eDiscovery Collab.

About eDiscovery Collab

eDiscovery Collab is an award-winning eDiscovery consultancy that helps legal teams find what matters. Its senior-led team brings more than 30 years of combined eDiscovery experience, supporting law firms, inhouse legal teams and insolvency practitioners across Australia, New Zealand and internationally. eDiscovery Collab combines proven eDiscovery and AI technology with practical expertise to deliver clear advice, responsive service and defensible outcomes. Known for same-day responsiveness and a genuinely helpful approach, it is the team legal professionals turn to when eDiscovery matters most.

Media enquiries

For Claira:

Lucas Fraser, CTO
E: lucas@claira.to
W: www.claira.to

For eDiscovery Collab:

Bronwyn Eynon-Lewis, Consultant
M: +61 452 056 407
E: bronwyn.eynon-lewis@ediscoverycollab.au
W: www.ediscoverycollab.au

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