Relativity integrates aiR legal platform with OpenAI

Legal data intelligence firm Relativity has connected its aiR platform with ChatGPT Enterprise via the Model Context Protocol to streamline legal operations.

Justin Tomlinson

Editor-in-Chief, Mora Discover

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Legal data intelligence company Relativity has announced an expanded collaboration with OpenAI, integrating its extensible legal artificial intelligence platform, Relativity aiR, directly with ChatGPT Enterprise. The connection is powered by the Model Context Protocol, designed to bridge Relativity's legal technology environment with OpenAI's enterprise conversational platform.[1][2]

Under the new integration, legal teams can utilize natural language prompts inside ChatGPT Enterprise to execute administrative and operational tasks in Relativity aiR. Users are able to stand up new matters, create workspaces, organize case data, and align workspace configurations directly with the structure of their legal data. The system also allows teams to govern access permissions and oversee operational workflows within Relativity aiR.[1][2]

The integration aims to support the operational habits of modern legal professionals. According to Chris Brown, ChatGPT Enterprise has rapidly emerged as one of the most common environments where professionals manage their day-to-day responsibilities, noting that legal teams are no exception as they organize operations and case information.[1][2]

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