NetDocuments Partners with Harvey and Legora via ndConnect

NetDocuments announced partnerships with AI platforms Harvey and Legora through its new ndConnect interoperability program on July 31, 2025. Legal professionals struggle to integrate AI tools with their document management systems without compromising security or creating duplicate files. The ndConnect program addresses this challenge by allowing direct integration while maintaining document-level security and audit trails.

Secure AI Integration Without File Duplication

The ndConnect program enables lawyers to share content from NetDocuments and save AI-generated work back to the correct location. Users can initiate tasks like document summarization or contract review without downloading files or handling documents outside their secure system.

"Our intelligent DMS is built to power the next-generation of legal work," said Dan Hauck, Chief Product Officer at NetDocuments. "ndConnect extends our unique document and AI capabilities to third-party AI vendors, while keeping the full protection, findability, and productivity of their foundational platform."

Every connection respects user authentication and access rights, ensuring document-level security and auditability. The developer-friendly architecture allows customers and partners to support core document transfer use cases with flexibility for more robust workflows.

Major Law Firm Adoption

Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP has already committed to using the program. Harris Tilevitz, Chief Artificial Intelligence and Technology Officer at the firm, stated the integration "helps us get even more value from our technology investments."

The program brings AI into legal workflows without duplicating content or introducing information governance risks. Professionals can act on documents in context while maintaining all access controls and content protections.

AI-Powered Document Classification

NetDocuments plans to use AI to automatically classify and tag documents with metadata. The system will identify specific document types beyond basic categories, such as distinguishing cell tower lease agreements from general contracts or motions for summary judgment from standard pleadings.

This automated classification eliminates the need for manual document review and tagging, which typically costs firms significant resources and creates delays of days or weeks. NetDocuments supports over 7,000 law firms, corporate legal departments, and public sector entities globally.

About NetDocuments

NetDocuments provides cloud-based document management solutions for legal professionals. The company serves over 7,000 law firms, corporate legal departments, and public sector entities worldwide. Founded with 25 years of cloud innovation experience, NetDocuments offers document and email organization, automation, AI capabilities, and security technologies for legal professionals.