BYOD discovery addresses obtaining business data from employee-owned devices used for work.

Cloud data discovery addresses collection from third-party hosted services where the data is not on organizational systems.

Collaboration platform discovery is the preservation, collection, and review of messages from workplace tools such as Slack and Microsoft Teams.

Database discovery involves obtaining information from relational database systems, typically through queries or structured exports.

IoT device data is information generated by connected sensors and devices, an emerging source of objective evidence.

Microsoft Teams discovery addresses collection from a platform whose data is distributed across multiple underlying Microsoft services.

Mobile device discovery is the preservation and collection of text messages, application data, and other content from phones and tablets for litigation.

Slack discovery addresses the preservation, collection, and review of messages in the Slack collaboration platform.

Social media discovery addresses obtaining posts, messages, and activity from platforms, subject to statutory and privacy constraints.

Structured data discovery addresses information held in databases and applications rather than in discrete documents.

Telematics data is vehicle-generated information on location, speed, and operation, increasingly central in transportation litigation.

Text message discovery addresses the preservation and collection of SMS and messaging application content from mobile devices.

Video and audio discovery addresses collection and review of recorded media, which resists text-based search and review workflows.

Wearable device data records activity, heart rate, sleep, and location, and is increasingly sought in injury litigation.