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Global legal technology company Relativity has strengthened its AI data management offering by bringing Claude Enterprise into its RelativityOne platform.
Relativity has taken another step in its AI evolution, further expanding its legal technology ecosystem with the integration of Claude Enterprise into its RelativityOne platform.
This move enables organisations to consolidate AI-generated data within a single platform, with native collection capabilities spanning ChatGPT Enterprise, Gemini Enterprise, and Claude Enterprise, creating a more unified approach to managing enterprise AI data at scale.
By integrating the Claude Compliance API into its extensible AI platform, Relativity is set to give legal and technology teams significantly enhanced visibility into AI-driven activity, enabling them to capture and review both “activity logs and conversation content”.
Specifically, the global legal tech company shared that organisations will gain a more complete view of enterprise AI activity, spanning user logins, administrative actions, and configuration changes, as well as AI conversations linked to files and project work.
Chris Brown, chief product officer at Relativity, explained that the integration is designed to streamline the entire legal data life cycle, helping organisations cut through complexity and move faster from raw information to clear, actionable insight.
“Whether teams are using RelativityOne to collect Claude Enterprise data or using Claude to stand up RelativityOne workspaces and manage administrative workflows in RelativityOne through natural language, it all comes back to one goal: helping legal data and technology teams move from data to insight to action faster and with more confidence,” Brown said.
“aiR and RelativityOne power that journey – analysing documents, identifying privilege, surfacing case strategy and driving workflows to completion – all on one platform. As enterprise AI generates an entirely new class of business data, RelativityOne is the platform built to govern, analyse and act on it.”
Relativity customers and partners will be able to collect Claude Enterprise data directly at the source and convert it into a review-ready format within RelativityOne.
Once ingested, teams can apply Relativity aiR to analyse the data alongside other enterprise information, preserving context across AI-driven workflows while strengthening governance, transparency, and defensibility.
Beyond data collection, the integration builds on Relativity’s earlier collaboration with Anthropic under its “Claude for the legal industry” initiative.
That partnership introduced a Model Context Protocol (MCP) integration connecting Claude with RelativityOne, enabling users to manage key administrative and operational tasks through natural language commands.
Relativity described the MCP integration as adding a “conversational orchestration layer” on top of their existing RelativityOne, enabling system administrators and legal operations teams to create and configure matters, align data structures and manage user access without relying solely on manual configuration steps.
Through this broader integration with Claude, the global tech company stressed that it will “further empower” its user community to orchestrate their RelativityOne environments, streamline operational tasks and ultimately dedicate more time to strategic work.
