Emma Legal Integrates with Thomson Reuters HighQ to Streamline M&A Due Diligence

Emma Legal, an AI-powered due diligence platform, announced a direct integration with Thomson Reuters HighQ, allowing M&A lawyers to automatically transfer client documents from HighQ into Emma without manual steps.

The integration removes a workflow gap that previously required lawyers to manually move documents between the two platforms before due diligence could begin. For M&A teams under deal timelines, that friction now disappears.

The Workflow Gap

M&A legal due diligence has historically required lawyers to manage documents across multiple platforms. HighQ serves as the transaction management layer, handling client collaboration, secure document sharing, and legal project management. Emma handles the due diligence analysis.

Before this integration, documents stored in HighQ had to be transferred manually to Emma before review could start. Every hour spent on that transfer was time not spent on legal analysis.

Now, when a data room opens in HighQ, documents flow directly into Emma. The review begins without any manual action from the legal team.