RelativityOne Adds Gemini Enterprise for Legal Integration
Relativity announced in a press release that RelativityOne now integrates with Google Cloud's Gemini Enterprise for Legal through the Model Context Protocol.
The integration connects RelativityOne to Gemini Enterprise for Legal, adding a conversational agent layer for shared users. System administrators, litigation support teams, legal operations teams, service providers, and developers can use natural language to set up new matters, align workspaces to data structures, and manage access and workflows.
Relativity said sensitive data remains in RelativityOne, while substantive analysis stays within Relativity aiR. The connection also surfaces usage patterns and supports access audits, matter lifecycle management, and workflow governance.
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