Claude can draft. Copilot can summarize.
Neither is your firm's private search engine. SWIRL is.
SWIRL searches iManage, NetDocuments, M365, and the rest live, as the signed-in attorney - nothing mirrored, nothing left behind to secure or subpoena.
Claude for Legal has arrived, and it speaks MCP. The stack is clarifying fast: the model orchestrates, MCP connectors retrieve, and the interface itself becomes a commodity. Point Claude for Legal at your systems and it can reach every one of them.
That exposes the one layer no model or connector supplies from the outside: which answer your firm has actually ratified. Claude for Legal can read every version of a contract; it cannot know which one governs. SWIRL is the layer that tells it - by searching every version where it already lives, not by copying them into a store of its own.
Two things you do every week: draft a new agreement, and review the other side's redline. SWIRL drafts from your own approved precedent, and checks each of the customer's changes against your past deals. The first draft already sounds like your firm, and every edit comes back with the history behind it.
Your precedent, your playbook, your judgment - put in front of the work, not left in a folder.
Which knowledge has your organization actually approved? Four things make that answer reliable, for any AI system.
The official version, out of many. Your team pins the canonical document for a query - the approved clause, the controlling order, the final memo - and every search, and every AI, returns that one. Not the model's best guess.
New in SWIRL 5Ranking tuned for how legal language actually works, where a quoted phrase or a defined term has to match exactly, not approximately. The most relevant authority rises to the top, and every result links back to its source.
New in SWIRL 5Coordinate a matter across every repository from one place. Workspaces and dashboards span Box, iManage, M365, Google Workspace, ServiceNow, and Salesforce - with recent files and topics in view.
New in SWIRL 5SWIRL sits beneath your AI and searches live, as you, with nothing copied out of the systems that hold your matters. It already feeds Claude for Legal, and will feed Mike OSS once it supports MCP - serving ranked, permissioned, canonical answers on your terms. And because it sends the model one canonical answer, not five copies, the token cost of running AI across a growing matter stays predictable.
New in SWIRL 5For your CIO and technical evaluators: how SWIRL searches everything live, copies nothing, and ranks locally - read what's under the hood →
The free SWIRL plugin for Claude Code walks Claude through installing SWIRL, connecting Box, iManage, and M365, and wiring SWIRL's MCP server into Claude - so your evaluation runs against your own documents, inside your own perimeter, before anyone schedules a demo.
Deploy the SWIRL platform privately for your firm - client-confidential sources stay in place, searches and AI answers run in a workspace you control. One click deploys the complete stack into your own Railway workspace, with your firm's license.
Prefer Azure? SWIRL Enterprise is also available on the Azure Marketplace.
One dashboard per matter - your repositories, your permissions, in view.
One search surfaces every copy of a document across the matter - drafts, redlines, the executed original. SWIRL clusters the versions, weighs source authority, naming, and recency, and elects the operative one - and shows its reasoning.
Search finds them all. SWIRL tells you which one governs.
Ready to make your AI work from
the right knowledge?
Want to explore SWIRL for legal environments independently? SWIRL Enterprise 5 - including everything described here - deploys privately with one click on Railway, into a workspace your firm controls, with your firm's license. Client-confidential sources stay in place.
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