When a 300-lawyer firm needs to respond to a GDPR subject access request, prepare for a data migration, or scope a litigation hold, ActiveNav Cloud scans the firm’s file shares, email archives, Microsoft Teams channels, and document management systems to show them what they have and where it is. It’s an unstructured data discovery and governance platform that identifies, classifies, and remediates dark data — the files nobody knows exist until someone needs them. Legal-specific features include MatterID (matter-centric classification launched at BLTF 2025) and a native iManage integration. Robinson+Cole and Spire Energy’s legal team are confirmed customers. ActiveNav differentiates from general-purpose data governance tools (Varonis, Netwrix) by focusing specifically on the legal vertical — law firm file shares, client matter classification, and legal compliance workflows. Morae partners with ActiveNav to offer managed data governance services.
Company Info
- Sector: Data Governance / Compliance
- HQ: Reston, Virginia (originally UK-founded)
- Funding: $8M (May 2024, alongside Actfore)
- Pricing: From $12,500/year
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