Relativity Adds Claude Compliance API Integration to RelativityOne

May 21, 2026
Relativity has integrated the Claude Compliance API into RelativityOne, allowing users to collect and process Claude Enterprise data alongside other enterprise sources such as ChatGPT Enterprise and Gemini Enterprise within its legal AI platform.

Relativity has integrated the Claude Compliance API into RelativityOne, enabling users to collect Claude Enterprise activity data within its legal AI platform, announced in a press release. With this update, RelativityOne now supports native collection from ChatGPT Enterprise, Gemini Enterprise, and Claude Enterprise.

The integration allows legal, security, and compliance teams to gather logs and conversation content directly from Claude Enterprise. This includes user logins, administrative actions, configuration changes, chats, uploaded files, and projects. The collected data can then be processed and reviewed in RelativityOne using its aiR tools for legal analysis.

The Claude Compliance API integration follows Relativity’s participation in Anthropic’s Claude for the legal industry launch, where a Model Context Protocol integration was introduced to connect RelativityOne with Claude.ai, Claude Cowork, and Claude Code. This connection enables natural language orchestration of administrative workflows within RelativityOne.

RelativityOne continues to serve as an extensible platform for managing legal data at scale, giving organizations visibility into AI-generated enterprise data while maintaining governance and transparency. The company plans to showcase the integration at RelFest London in June.

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