LawVu connects Anthropic’s Claude, Microsoft Copilot, OpenAI’s ChatGPT, Harvey and Legora to in-house legal’s data and workflows
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In-house legal teams can now work in the same AI tools as the rest of the business, along with their data, context and governance
Tauranga, New Zealand, November 11, 2026 – LawVu, the leading operating system for in-house legal teams, today announced that customers can connect five of the most widely used enterprise and legal specific AI tools to LawVu’s LegalOS: Anthropic’s Claude, Microsoft Copilot, OpenAI’s ChatGPT, Harvey, and Legora. The connections run through the LawVu MCP Server and are available now, with no custom development required.
In-house legal teams are no longer using a single AI tool. They’re often working across several at once, from the enterprise assistants their companies roll out to their specialist legal AI, and many of those tools are asked to answer legal questions without legal context or governance behind them. Each tool is only as useful, and as safe, as the context it can reach and the rules it follows.
For LawVu customers, that context already lives in LawVu, from matters and contracts to spend and company knowledge. So rather than asking customers to pick one tool, LawVu now connects that context to the ones they already use: foundational models as well as Microsoft Copilot, ChatGPT, and Claude, the enterprise AI that many businesses are standardizing on, and specialist legal AI platforms such as Harvey and Legora. These connections supplement the many AI embedded workflows and features that currently exist within LawVu.
Built on Model Context Protocol, an open standard, the LawVu MCP Server exposes more than 50 actions for reading and updating LawVu data. Each person’s LawVu permissions carry into each connected tool, so governance is set once and applies wherever legal works. A lawyer working in Microsoft Copilot, for example, can ask which vendor contracts auto-renew next quarter, get an answer drawn from the team’s LawVu contract repository, and assign a review task to a colleague without leaving Copilot. MCP functionality can also allow that lawyer to combine LawVu data with data from other systems that the business uses with similar connectivity, giving the business enhanced visibility and efficiency.
“Every legal team I speak with is being handed more AI tools, and none of the tools know anything about the legal work until someone provides it,” said Sam Kidd, Co-Founder and CEO of LawVu. “LawVu carries that context to whichever tool the legal team or the business picks, with the same permissions and governance each time. The tools will change but legal’s foundation shouldn’t have to.”
In June, LawVu launched LegalOS, bringing AI-powered intake, drafting, and workflow automation into one connected system for in-house legal teams. In October, it added LawVu Lens, an always-on contract analysis engine that can read an entire contract portfolio at once. Today’s announcement takes that same system outward, so the context legal teams keep in LawVu goes with them into whichever AI tool they work in.
As businesses add or mandate company-wide AI tools, legal teams need those tools connected to their work. With today’s connections, LawVu is both the operating system for in-house legal and the system legal’s AI tools plug into.
About the LawVu MCP Server
The LawVu MCP Server lets the AI tools legal teams and their businesses use connect securely to LawVu LegalOS, without custom development. Using the Model Context Protocol open standard, it gives AI tools such as Claude, Microsoft Copilot, ChatGPT, Harvey, and Legora access to the contextual legal data held in LawVu, with LawVu’s permissions and governance applied to every request.
About LawVu
LawVu is the operating system for in-house legal. Its connected, intelligent platform brings together intake, matters, contracts, spend, documents, and AI agents, all in one secure system, purpose-built for in-house legal teams. LawVu is trusted by hundreds of in-house legal teams across 30+ countries, including Discord, Etsy, Employment Hero, The Pokémon Company, and Estée Lauder.
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