Abstract: A computer-implemented method of discovering data sources includes receiving a request at a computing device through a user interface identifying applications and any additional data source types associated with the applications, and parameters used to access the applications, automatically authenticating the computing device to applications that require authentication, using the parameters, making calls through a programming interface for each application requesting identification of data sources, receiving a list identified data sources through the programming interface, providing unique identifiers for each of the identified data sources, providing an access identifier that identifies users that have access to the data sources, and storing the identified data sources, unique identifiers, and access identifiers as a data source catalog.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method of discovering data sources includes receiving a request at a computing device through a user interface identifying applications and any additional data source types associated with the applications, and parameters used to access the applications, automatically authenticating the computing device to applications that require authentication, using the parameters, making calls through a programming interface for each application requesting identification of data sources, receiving a list identified data sources through the programming interface, providing unique identifiers for each of the identified data sources, providing an access identifier that identifies users that have access to the data sources, and storing the identified data sources, unique identifiers, and access identifiers as a data source catalog.

Abstract: Various systems and methods for managing electronic discovery are provided. In one example, a method for facilitating a cross-team, role-based workflow for task management on a computing device comprises sending a project request to a business coordinator, the project request received from a legal/compliance team member, assigning work required by the project request to a discovery coordinator based on input received from the business coordinator, and performing the work required by the project request by assigning one or more projects to one or more collection/preservation teams based on input received from the discovery coordinator.