Company DescriptionFRONTEO, Inc. provides Asian-language eDiscovery solutions and services primarily in Japan, the United States, Korea, and internationally. The company operates through LegalTech AI Business and AI Solution Business segments. It has eDiscovery and forensic information documented in Japanese, Korean, Chinese, and English. The company assists clients involved in cross-border litigation, administrative proceedings, and internal investigations, including those related to antitrust investigations, intellectual property litigation, the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, and product liability investigations. It also provides Lit i View, an online eDiscovery software, which handles Asian-language characters, encoding schemes, and native file systems; and Intelligence Cloud solution to address the substantial complexity and cost associated with international investigations and litigations. In addition, the company offers electronic data forensic investigation solutions and services that enable the preservation, analysis, processing, and production of electronically stored information in connection with fraud and corporate information leakage; and Lit i View XAMINER, a digital forensic software, and other related hardware and software products; and forensic tools. Further, it helps to create document management procedures; conduct corporate risk audits; and comply with legal requirements to provide information to stakeholders. Additionally, the company provides AI solutions in the fields of business intelligence, healthcare, and digital communications. It serves enterprises, government agencies, law firms, corporate legal departments, and other professional advisors under the FRONTEO, KIBIT, Lit i View, and Landscaping brands. The company was formerly known as UBIC, Inc. and changed its name to FRONTEO, Inc. in July 2016. FRONTEO, Inc. was founded in 2003 and is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.
How the Company Makes MoneyFRONTEO makes money primarily by selling and delivering software and related professional services in its legal technology and AI analytics businesses. Key revenue streams include: (1) fees from e-discovery and digital forensics services, where the company supports clients (such as corporations and law firms) in collecting, processing, searching, reviewing, and producing electronically stored information for litigation or investigations; (2) software-related revenue (e.g., licensing/subscription and associated maintenance/support) from its proprietary tools used in e-discovery/review and data analysis; and (3) revenue from AI solutions and analytics services that apply the company’s technology to unstructured text data for risk detection, compliance, and other business/healthcare-oriented analytics use cases. Significant partnerships or customer-specific contractual structures (e.g., named partners, pricing terms, or revenue splits) are null.