jthacker48

Thank you for the reply. As for the way Intella handles the data, I would be OK with it handled as emails or even Chat as long as each message can be counted individually. I haven't been able to find a 3rd party tool that will convert all of the formats that I have. If you can point me to something, that would be fantastic. Right now, I've got around 10,000 messages in an Excel spreadsheet that I've created. I took a sample of 100 messages and created a pdf for each message and a CSV load file. Unfortunately, it didn't recognize the pdf files as messages of any sort. I tried to match an example of a load file that was produced to me in the following format: I should probably mention this is the first time that I'm the Plaintiff in a wrongful termination suit not a lawyer or someone in the legal profession. I'd appreciate any guidance that you can provide.

I've got a case with text message type communications in multiple formats such as iMessage, csv, Google Hangouts and Google Voice. The messages were provided to us in these various formats and some of them contain multiple messages on the same page. I'd really like to be able to index the messages individually as communications for analysis in Intella. Is there a way to get Intella to recognize the source as communications/texts? Even if that means me putting all the messages into a uniform format in an Excel or CSV to import the messages individually. The end goal is to be able to use the communication analysis for individual messages.

Has anyone successfully imported a Slack Enterprise messaging archive into Intella? It is a json format. Thanks for the help.