Relativity

Relativity is a legal data platform used for ediscovery, investigations, regulatory response and other document heavy legal work. Its AI layer, Relativity aiR, runs inside the environment where the case data already lives, so material is analyzed in place rather than copied out to a separate AI service, which keeps one set of access controls and one system of record. It is built for law firms, corporate legal departments, government agencies and legal service providers. The platform spans document review, privilege identification and logging, case strategy with summaries, outlines and chronologies, contract review, early case intelligence, data breach response, redaction for second requests, and FOIA request handling in a FedRAMP certified environment. A conversational assistant, Relativity claiR, answers questions about the record in plain language and backs every answer with citations to source documents. Underneath sit processing, analytics, a review center, redaction, automated workflows, a native viewer, audiovisual transcription, email thread visualization and near duplicate detection. Open APIs, an app hub and a Model Context Protocol server extend the platform, the last letting assistants such as Claude, Gemini, Copilot and GPT Enterprise stand up workspaces and manage day to day operations conversationally. Relativity does not publish prices. Licensing is based on a committed data volume, with the choice of paying as you go or locking in a one year or three year commitment. The company states that the AI capabilities, including claiR, Assist, aiR Review, Privilege and Case Strategy, come with that data volume rather than being licensed separately or charged per user, while specialized add on solutions are licensed on top. Buyers request a quote through sales. The company has worked in legal data for more than 25 years and operates in over 30 countries.