Eudia, now inside Outlook

Most legal work at a large enterprise starts the same way: an email. A senior executive wants to know how a specific indemnity clause appears across the company’s vendor contracts. A compliance officer forwards a regulator’s letter and wants a draft response by end of day. A deal team requests an NDA turned around in an hour. The mailbox is the front door for legal work, and the volume keeps climbing. 

Answering any one of these requests pulls the lawyer out of Outlook and into a series of other applications. Contracts live in one system, while drafting happens in Microsoft Word. Research takes place in a third tool, and project files and historical context sit in something else entirely. By the time the lawyer has gathered everything to compose a reply, they have context-switched five or six times and copied content across multiple windows. 

The biggest cost is time. Requests requiring minutes of thought end up taking hours of execution, with most of the time spent moving between applications and reconciling what each one shows. Multiply the pattern across hundreds of weekly requests and the cost compounds in two places: the legal team burns hours on coordination instead of judgment, while the business waits longer for the answers it needs to move. 

Introducing Eudia in Outlook

Today, we are launching Eudia in Outlook to solve this problem, bringing the power of the Eudia platform into the inbox where legal and business users collaborate.

Now, without leaving Outlook, you can:

Draft replies and compose new emails informed by your full Eudia context, including Expert Digital Twins, contract insights, company knowledge, and the rest of your enterprise intelligence system.

Talk to the same AI assistant that you use in Eudia’s unified workspace. Ask questions about an email thread or an attachment, access organizational knowledge and legal databases, and query anything in your Eudia system without leaving the message.

Push attachments directly into your Eudia projects, including Compliance, Litigation, and M&A, without switching to another application. 

Expert intelligence and action now meet requests in the same place where lawyers receive them.

For in-house legal teams already working in Eudia, the Outlook integration extends the same operating model into the application they spend much of their day in. For teams evaluating Eudia, this integration is another demonstration of Eudia’s philosophy of bringing expert judgment and execution into the same digital spaces where your team works today.