Coheso Launches Memory for Legal Knowledge Capture

Oct 8, 2026
Coheso Memory turns resolved legal requests into reusable guidance, including the reasoning, conditions and exceptions behind each decision.

Coheso launches Coheso Memory, a feature that turns resolved legal requests into reusable institutional knowledge, the company said in a press release. The system records decisions alongside their reasoning, conditions, exceptions and related matters.

Memory reviews resolved requests and proposes guidance that may apply to similar matters. An attorney must approve each proposed position before it takes effect, and the system surfaces approved guidance when a comparable request arises.

The feature also records updates to established positions and the reasoning behind each change. Legal departments can trace a position to earlier decisions and review cases where attorneys made exceptions.

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