Enterprise DNA

Instead of GoldFynch

Stop renting GoldFynch. Own your discovery review desk.

We build your version around the way your firm reviews evidence, bring across your GoldFynch document register and run the agreed system for you.

GoldFynch lists its 300 GB case plan at US$1,650 a month. Keeping that plan for twelve months is US$19,800. Your actual bill depends on case size and duration.

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What the GoldFynch bill covers

Compare the case plan with the work you need

GoldFynch charges by case capacity and includes users, processing and productions. Start with the review register you need to own, then agree which processing and document tools your version also needs.

paid

A plan for case capacity

The 300 GB plan is listed at US$1,650 a month. The capacity you select determines the plan charge.

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Users included

GoldFynch includes unlimited users. The decision is whether to own your review workflow and its operating costs.

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Document processing included

Its plans include processing. Our free base starts from exported document details and supplied text; additional processing belongs in the agreed build.

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Productions included

GoldFynch includes productions. Here, the starting point is a draft schedule for lawyer review; agree the required evidence bundle separately.

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Review work that continues after export

Your staff still need to check relevance, privilege, missing attachments and adverse documents. Keep those decisions beside the source records.

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Your own decision history

Bring the document register into a database you own. Preserve earlier values when a corrected export changes a record.

Your own discovery desk

The weekly evidence meeting, built around your firm

Review

Know what still needs a decision

Work through unfinished reviews with a named owner and the source record in view.

  • check Unreviewed records and overdue work
  • check A recorded reason and reviewer for each decision
  • check Earlier decisions become stale when the source changes
  • check A weekly review of outstanding work, disclosure readiness and record checks

Privilege

Keep the family together

A reviewed email does not make every attachment ready for disclosure. Check the recorded family before drafting the schedule.

  • check Missing parent records called out
  • check Privileged family members hold the candidate schedule
  • check Adverse classifications kept with the review decision
  • check Protected and redacted source flags held for inspection

Evidence

Follow a correction back to its source

Keep the imported record, the review history and the explanation for the next decision together.

  • check Source identifiers and custodians retained
  • check Possible duplicates grouped within each matter
  • check Before and after values for corrected records
  • check Filename and supplied-text searches across the selected matter

Working papers

Put the review meeting on paper

Create internal working papers in your firm’s name and colours, ready for the responsible lawyer to inspect.

  • check An internal privilege log with the recorded grounds
  • check A candidate discovery schedule that excludes held records
  • check A review pack with the unfinished decisions
  • check A read-only weekly report and evidence-quality view

Make it yours

Design your own GoldFynch replacement

Everything starts from the open-source base. Then it gets your name, the parts you run, your rules and your data from GoldFynch. Try it here, and we build the real one.

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Answered from your own database

Build my version

We build it from the open-source base, bring your GoldFynch data across and run it for you.

What it looks like

Ask it like you would ask a colleague

Real answers from the demo data that ships with Discovery Review for Claude Code. It runs in Claude Code inside the Claude app, so it feels like any chat you already use.

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Discovery Review for Claude Code

Connected to your own database

Which documents are held from the draft schedule?

GF001

Name
Supply agreement.txt
Readiness
candidate for lawyer review

GF002

Name
Delivery complaint.eml
Readiness
family review required

GF003

Name
Counsel note.txt
Readiness
withheld by reviewer

GF004

Name
Agreement copy.txt
Readiness
review required

GF005

Name
Missing parent attachment.pdf
Readiness
review required

Ask it anything

Questions your discovery desk can answer

These are real questions the demo answers. GoldFynch also offers search and reporting; your version can combine the records and rules your firm needs.

chat_bubble Which reviewed document is held because its attachment is privileged?
chat_bubble Which records changed after the last review?
chat_bubble Which duplicate copies have different custodians?
chat_bubble Which imported attachment has no parent?
chat_bubble Which adverse documents remain held from the schedule?
chat_bubble Who has overdue reviews without an assigned owner?
chat_bubble Which matter needs its retention purpose reviewed while under legal hold?
chat_bubble What did a corrected source record replace?
chat_bubble Which import supplied these records?
chat_bubble What evidence mentions damaged deliveries?

Switching

How to switch from GoldFynch

The move involves exporting your document register, importing and checking it, then running both systems side by side until the records and lawyer review are reconciled.

  1. 1

    Export your document register

    Use GoldFynch’s documented file-list report and export the document sheet with source IDs, filenames, custodians, tags, family references and other details. Save it as a text spreadsheet export, such as UTF-8 CSV. If your account offers a different export format or you cannot find the report, check with GoldFynch. This brings across the register, not original files, annotations, redactions or production packages.

  2. 2

    Test the import first

    Load the exported register into a fresh matter. Start with the import’s test option, which checks the records without saving changes. Review what it reports before importing for real. The register import can preserve the source rows and match records using the matter and GoldFynch ID, so use the test to catch problems with the data before it becomes part of your new review workflow.

  3. 3

    Reconcile the imported records

    After importing, compare the source IDs and row counts with your GoldFynch report. Check which records changed and whether any source records are missing from the export. Changed records need another review decision, and a missing row is not automatically deleted. Confirm that custodians, tags and family references came across as expected. Keep the original evidence available because the register export does not include the full account.

  4. 4

    Run both systems side by side

    Keep GoldFynch available while your team starts using the new review desk. Compare the register and review decisions, check family gaps and have a lawyer inspect the underlying evidence, privilege grounds and export completeness before anything is disclosed. The new desk does not process native files, create visual redactions, send documents or produce a court-ready bundle, so keep using or separately replace those parts of your workflow.

  5. 5

    Switch off GoldFynch

    Turn off GoldFynch only after you have reconciled the records and your lawyer has completed the required checks. Confirm that you have retained the original evidence and any history or working papers your team needs. The register import does not bring across visual annotations, redaction geometry or production packages. If you need those items in the new setup, agree a separate migration scope before ending access.

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Where the real effort goes

The main work is usually mapping your own fields and review rules, then deciding which history and working papers to bring. The register export provides source identifiers, filenames, custodians, family references and other details, but it does not move the full account. Original files and visual annotations need separate consideration. If Enterprise DNA runs your version, they handle this migration work as part of the agreed scope.

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We will send you the step-by-step plan for moving your business off GoldFynch, what the move really involves, and how we would do it for you.

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Choose your level of help

Three ways to own the review desk

Open source

Do it yourself

Free and open source

  1. 1 Clone the repo, then run npm install and npm run demo
  2. 2 Open it in Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode or Cursor
  3. 3 Save the GoldFynch file-list spreadsheet as UTF-8 CSV and run the documented import
  4. 4 Reconcile identifiers and families, then record the lawyer’s review decisions
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Built around your business

We customise it

A setup fee for your agreed scope

  • check Your review fields, matter rules and firm branding
  • check Your GoldFynch document register mapped and reconciled
  • check A web front end or a different technology if the firm needs it
  • check Original-file storage, processing and document production agreed for your version
Get your version built

Omni by Enterprise DNA

We run it for you

One setup fee, then a retainer

  • check Installed and operated through Omni by Enterprise DNA
  • check Access controls, case isolation and backups configured for the firm
  • check Agreed evidence connections maintained
  • check The review reports and workflow kept current as your practice changes
Book a 30-minute call

Questions

Instead of GoldFynch, answered

Does the free version replace every part of GoldFynch? expand_more

It replaces the document register and review coordination workflow for a team that keeps its original evidence separately. GoldFynch also supplies native-file processing, visual review and redaction. We agree the additional processing, storage and screens your version needs before building it.

What can we bring across from GoldFynch? expand_more

The documented file-list report supplies source identifiers, filenames, custodians, family references and other details. Save its document sheet as a text spreadsheet export, then bring it across and compare the records. Original files, visual annotations, redaction geometry and production packages require a separate migration scope.

How does it prevent a privileged attachment slipping into a schedule? expand_more

The draft filter holds a recorded family when a member has an unresolved or privileged decision. It also holds protected or redacted sources. A lawyer must check the underlying evidence, export completeness and privilege grounds before anything is disclosed; the system never serves documents.

Can we change the review categories and working papers? expand_more

Yes. Your version can use your fields, review rules and firm-branded documents. We can add a web front end and the connections your team needs. The free base already keeps review history and flags changed source records for another decision.

What does Enterprise DNA charge to build and run our version? expand_more

One setup fee for the agreed build, then a retainer to run it through Omni by Enterprise DNA. We scope migration, access controls, storage, processing and ongoing support with you. The open-source base is free; hosting and agent usage have their own costs.

Own the review process behind your next disclosure

Book 30 minutes with Sam. Bring your GoldFynch bill and a description of the evidence work your firm repeats. We will map the register, review rules and document tools your version needs, then agree the build and ongoing support.

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Discovery Review for Claude Code is free and open source, published by Enterprise DNA.

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