Salesforce adopts Legora to boost legal AI workflow
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Salesforce has adopted Legora across its Legal and Corporate Affairs organisation in North America, EMEA and APAC, extending its use of artificial intelligence tools within the legal function. The deployment adds Legora to Salesforce's existing use of Agentforce and Slack in legal operations. The system is intended to support legal research, drafting and other workflows handled by in-house teams. Salesforce is introducing the tool across a legal organisation that spans multiple regions, reflecting a wider move by large companies to test how artificial intelligence can be used in internal professional services roles. Legal departments have been under pressure to manage growing regulatory demands, maintain consistency in contract negotiations and handle higher volumes of routine work without increasing headcount at the same pace. Legora describes its platform as a connected system of AI tools designed to plan, execute, review and deliver legal work from start to finish, while leaving decisions that require professional judgment to lawyers. At Salesforce, the software is expected to help the legal team respond to changing regulation, apply standard negotiating positions more consistently, and carry out more research and drafting internally. Erica Swainson, Vice President, Legal Innovation & Strategic Initiatives at Salesforce, outlined how the company sees the role of these...
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