Legora and DiliTrust connect in-house contract and company records to Legora's AI
Legora, which sells an AI platform for legal research, review and drafting, said Nov. 11 that it has partnered with DiliTrust, a system in-house legal teams use to manage contracts, company entities and board records. A new integration lets customers of both products search DiliTrust contracts, approved templates and entity records from inside Legora, ask questions about a contract's dates, parties or obligations, and draft from their own templates. It uses the Model Context Protocol (MCP), an open standard that lets AI tools pull from outside data sources. The companies say the link only reads DiliTrust data, follows the access permissions set in DiliTrust, and leaves any change, approval or signature in DiliTrust. It is starting as an early access beta for shared customers, and the announcement gives no pricing. Legora announced a similar link with the contract software maker Agiloft on Nov. 9. If your legal team uses DiliTrust and is weighing Legora, ask when the beta opens to you, what it costs, and who can see which records.
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