Litera Brings Foundation Firm AI Search to ChatGPT Enterprise
Litera announced in a press release that its Foundation Firm AI Search is available through a plugin for ChatGPT Enterprise. Eligible Foundation Cloud customers can use natural language prompts to search their firm's experience and relationship records.
Responses are limited to Foundation records that each user is permitted to access. Each law firm searches only its configured Foundation environment, and the plugin does not expose data from other firms. Foundation is used by more than 300 law firms.
Lawyers can use the plugin to identify relevant experience, people, and relationships for client opportunities or requests for proposals. Supporting records, citations, links, and additional workflows remain available in Litera Foundation. The initial rollout covers eligible customers at firms in the United States.
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