The Datasite integration with Emma Legal will connect live deal-room documents directly to an AI workspace for legal due diligence, the companies announced on October 27, 2026. The connection is designed to let lawyers review current transaction materials and produce findings linked to the original documents without downloading and re-uploading files.

Key Takeaways

  • The connection preserves data-room folder structures and document access permissions.
  • Lawyers retain control of legal conclusions and can review and approve flagged findings.
  • The announcement did not specify a rollout date or commercial terms.

How the Datasite integration works

The connection synchronizes Emma Legal’s workspace with the live document set in a Datasite data room. It is intended to reduce manual file transfers and help teams work from current materials as deal documents change.

Users can classify documents against a due diligence request list, identify missing or incomplete materials and assess contractual provisions against their firm’s standards and transaction-specific requirements. They can also prepare collaborative findings linked to source documents and produce a due diligence report in their preferred format.

Lawyer review and data controls

Lawyers can review and approve findings for individual documents and flagged risks, with an audit trail. The companies said clients retain ownership of their data and that it is not used to train Emma Legal’s AI models.

The integration operates within Emma Legal’s security framework while preserving Datasite’s document permissions. The partnership announcement did not provide a specific rollout date, pricing or other commercial availability details.

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