Thomson Reuters has joined NetDocuments’ ndConnect interoperability program, enabling shared customers to more seamlessly leverage NetDocuments AI and automation alongside CoCounsel Legal’s legal research, document analysis, and drafting capabilities, it was announced today (4 November) at Inspire EMEA in London.
ndConnect is NetDocuments interoperability program designed to allow legal professionals to securely integrate fellow best-in-class AI solutions into their NetDocuments environment. The new integration between NetDocuments and Thomson Reuters connects CoCounsel Legal’s AI capabilities directly into legal professionals’ existing document workflows.
Attorneys will be able to conduct legal research with Westlaw and Practical Law, draft documents based on both their own internal content and that of Thomson Reuters, and analyse documents with advanced review capabilities, while maintaining their documents’ integrity and metadata within NetDocuments.
“We strive to empower legal professionals around the world to work smarter, faster, and with greater confidence,” said Rawia Ashraf, head of product for CoCounsel Transactional. “CoCounsel Legal delivers agentic AI across the full legal workflow unifying research, knowledge management and workflow automation, and through our collaboration with NetDocuments, we are enabling legal professionals to seamlessly bring our trusted, authoritative content together with their proprietary work product to serve their clients at an even higher level.”
The partnership between NetDocuments and Thomson Reuters represents a broader shift toward interoperable, secure legal AI ecosystems.
“Legal professionals shouldn’t have to choose between innovation and information security,” said Dan Hauck, chief product officer at NetDocuments. “Through ndConnect, we’re creating a bridge that allows firms to use advanced AI solutions like CoCounsel Legal without losing the protection, auditability, or structure that NetDocuments provides. This is how the next generation of legal work gets done.”
We’ll update this article during the day from NetDocuments’ London Inspire conference.
