NetDocuments Launches Legal Context Graph Platform

NetDocuments launched the first context graph built for legal work on May 14, 2026, connecting every matter, document, and communication across a firm.

The Lehi, Utah-based company has reimagined its document management platform around this context graph, which continuously maps connections across hundreds of millions of records while respecting each firm's existing permissions and ethical walls. The launch marks a shift from a system that stores legal work to one that processes and surfaces it in connected, searchable form.

Legal teams have long faced a specific problem: critical context exists inside a firm but remains inaccessible when it is needed most. A new lawyer joining a complex matter may spend days reconstructing information that already exists somewhere in the firm. A retiring senior lawyer takes decades of institutional knowledge with them. This platform targets those gaps directly by making that knowledge structured and searchable.

The Context Graph

The context graph sits at the center of the reimagined platform. It maps how documents, matters, people, and expertise connect across the firm and updates continuously as new work comes in.