| Minimum Software Version | 8.18.10 |
| Solution(s) | Cases International ✓ Cases US ✓ Institutions ⨉ Counsel ✓ |
Outlines the hardware, operating system, and browser requirements for using the Opus 2 Platform, including minimum recommendations and supported environments.
The Opus 2 Platform is designed for use on desktop and laptop computers to ensure optimal performance and user experience. While the platform may function on other devices or environments, full compatibility and performance are only guaranteed on the supported systems outlined below.
Quality Assurance (QA) testing is focused on a defined set of operating systems and browsers. Not all browser and operating system combinations are regression tested prior to general availability (GA).
Hardware requirements
For efficient performance, Opus 2 should be used on a computer that meets the following recommended minimum specifications:
- Memory: At least 8 GB RAM
- Processor: Quad-core CPU
Example: A laptop with 16 GB RAM and a quad-core processor will provide a smooth experience when reviewing large document sets or transcripts.
Supported operating systems
The Opus 2 Platform is tested and supported on the following desktop operating systems:
| Operating system | Required version |
|---|---|
| Windows | Windows 8 or above |
| macOS | OS X 10.11 or above |
| Linux – Fedora | Fedora 28 or above |
| Linux – Ubuntu | LTS releases 16.04 or above |
| Linux – Red Hat Enterprise Linux | Version 7.0 or above |
Browser support and testing
QA performs regression testing using Google Chrome on Windows and validates against the same Chrome version. QA may also perform smoke testing on:
- Microsoft Edge
- Other supported operating systems listed above
Note: QA does not perform full regression testing across every browser and operating system combination before GA.
Mobile devices
Opus 2 is developed and tested for desktop and laptop computers only. The platform may function on mobile devices depending on the device hardware, operating system, and browser, but mobile use is not guaranteed or officially supported.
Example: Users may be able to access Opus 2 from a tablet browser, but performance and feature availability cannot be assured.
Related links
Related documentation
Opus 2 has help information accessible within the application; click the question mark and then select Documentation in the upper-right area of the platform. You can also access the documentation at: Opus 2 Support.
How to contact us
To contact us about the documentation, or if you have any other questions or issues about Opus 2 solutions, contact Opus 2 Platform Support by emailing Opus 2 Platform Support.