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Running Multiple Instances of LAW on a Single Workstation

#DidYouKnow: One of the enhancements in the newer versions of CloudNine LAW allows you to support multiple user instances from a single workstation.

Example: An attorney logs in to a virtual or physical machine to perform document review and searching while at the same time, an analyst runs a tiff conversion job without tying up additional resources.

Finding Balance Produces Efficiency and Cost-Savings:  For a small litigation team to find the perfect balance in their workflow and productions, it is essential to leverage their resources efficiently and complete projects affordably.

By running simultaneous instances without requiring separate machines for each process, you’ll find faster project turn-around and immediate savings to infrastructure costs.

Ready to help your team handle multiple projects more efficiently?

Supporting multiple user instances from a single operating system or virtual machine is a feature included with the most current version of CloudNine LAW and was first introduced in version 7.4, released in May 2020.

Click the link below to learn more about the features and enhancements in current versions of CloudNine LAW:

What’s New With CloudNine LAW

Below is a breakdown how multi-instance scenarios work with various LAW processes:

TURBO IMPORT
Turbo Import already supported multiple logins prior to the LAW 7.4 release.  You can run as many instances up to the available cores on a virtual or physical machine.		 BATCH PROCESSING
If an instance of LAW is batch processing, a second instance will be prompted to create a distributed batch job, which will be queued and automatically processed when the first instance is done or another LAW machine (different virtual or physical machine) becomes available.		 ED LOADER
ED Loader is limited to one instance per virtual or physical machine.  When ED Loader is already running and a user tries to open a second instance, the user will be notified that an ED Loader instance is already running.
OCR
Multiple OCR batch processes cannot be run.  If an instance of LAW is running OCR via Batch Processing, a second instance will be prompted to create a distributed batch job, which will be queued and automatically processed when the first instance is done or another LAW machine (different virtual or physical machine) becomes available.		 INDEXING

Multiple LAW instances cannot index the same case, but they can index different cases in parallel.  The total number of index workers across all instances of LAW on a system is limited to the number of available cores.  This is further limited by the “Index Workers” case setting.

 

 SCAN

Only one instance of LAW can be connected to any scanner on a system at a given time.  A user can disconnect from a scanner to allow other users on the system to use it.  If a scanner is disconnected, the next time LAW is launched, a scanner will not be connected automatically.

 
TURBO EXPORT

Turbo Export is limited to one instance per virtual or physical machine.  When Turbo Export is already running and a user tries to start a new Turbo Export, they will be informed that Turbo Export is already running.

 LAW MANAGEMENT CONSOLE (LMC)

One instance of LMC is allowed per machine.  If a user attempt to launch a second LMC on the same system, they will be shown a message indicating the user that is currently running LMC on the machine.

 ADMINISTRATION
Multiple instances of LAW can generate reports, view documents, and perform administrative tasks.

 

Stay informed of software updates and browse technical topics in the CloudNine LAW Answer Center.

Sending Email Notifications in LAW

#DidYouKnow: You can configure CloudNine LAW to notify you by email when a step completes in your processing workflow?

Example: Each step of data importing, batch processing, and exporting are now complete, and you’re ready to notify specific team members – but, don’t want to blast everyone on the project.

New with CloudNine LAW 7.3, you can configure LAW to alert your team when it’s time to take action and keep your project running on time.

  • Control the type of processes to trigger notifications.
  • Set up notifications for individual cases or globally for all cases.
  • Include critical details – processing status, errors, speed, and time elapsed.
  • Coordinate the next step from wherever you are.

Ready to Get Started?
Here’s How To Configure LAW To Enable Email Notifications:

1. From the main window in LAW, on the Tools menu, click Options.
2. Click the Notifications tab.

3. Click the Add New button.

4. In the Recipients box, enter the email addresses where you want to send the email notification.
To enter multiple email addresses, place a semi-colon, ;, between each email address.
5. In the Event Type list, click one of the following:

  • Batch Complete. Sends an email notification whenever a batch process is completed or canceled, and when a distributed batch process is completed.
  • Export Complete. Sends an email notification whenever an export job is completed or canceled.
  • Import Complete. Sends an email notification whenever an Electronic Discovery import job is completed. (This is not enabled for Turbo Import enabled cases.)

6. In the Event Scope list, click one of the following:

  • All Cases. The notification applies to all LAW cases and will be displayed in the Notifications list on the Notifications tab for all cases.
  • Current Case. The notification only applies to the current LAW case. Notification will only be displayed in the Notifications list on the Notifications tab for the case the notification originated from.

7. Click OK.
Clicking OK saves the notification and adds the notification to the Notifications list on the Notifications tab.

Stay informed of software updates and browse other technical topics in the CloudNine LAW Answer Center.