---
title: "Relativity aiR (Relativity ODA LLC)"
url: "https://ailawframework.com/software/relativity"
type: "software_profile"
site: "AI Law Framework"
id: "relativity"
vendor: "Relativity ODA LLC"
category: "Legal-specific"
segment: "eDiscovery and litigation"
confidence: "medium"
last_reviewed: "2026-09-20"
---

# Relativity aiR (Relativity ODA LLC)

> Cloud e-discovery and legal data platform for litigation, investigations, regulatory work and data-breach response.…

Canonical page: https://ailawframework.com/software/relativity  
Last reviewed: 2026-09-20

Site index for agents: https://ailawframework.com/llms.txt

Plan covered: Relativity aiR SaaS (formerly RelativityOne), including Assist, aiR Review, Privilege and Case Strategy. Review Server, aiR Government, Translate, Data Breach Response, Legal Hold, FOIA, Gavel and MCP-connected models separately.

Cloud e-discovery and legal data platform for litigation, investigations, regulatory work and data-breach response. Generative AI review, privilege, case strategy and conversational search run over the firm's hosted documents.

## Capabilities

- eDiscovery document review
- Chronology building
- Document summarisation
- Contract review and redlining
- Transcription
- Translation
- Agentic workflows

## Key facts

| Fact | Value |
| --- | --- |
| Deployment | SaaS |
| Hosting regions | Australia, United States, European Union / EEA, United Kingdom, Canada, Singapore, Another named location |
| Australian region | Yes |
| Model providers | Microsoft Azure OpenAI (GPT-4o, GPT-4.1 mini, GPT-5 mini, GPT-5.1, GPT-5.2) |
| Assurance | SOC 2 Type II, SOC 3, ISO/IEC 27001:2022, ISO/IEC 27018:2019, IRAP Assessed at Protected, FedRAMP (Relativity aiR Government), HIPAA, CSA CAIQ |
| Training on customer content | No |
| Retention | Help documentation states Azure OpenAI does not retain analysed document data beyond the organisation's instance and does not use it to train Relativity, Microsoft or third-party models. Workspace, log and backup retention for customer content is not published as a numbered schedule. |
| Integrations | Microsoft Word (Gavel), Microsoft Azure, Microsoft Entra ID (OpenID Connect / SAML 2.0), Model Context Protocol (external assistants including Claude, Gemini, Copilot and OpenAI), Relativity REST APIs, Relativity App Hub, enterprise collection sources |
| Legal content coverage | The platform processes the firm's own hosted discovery corpus; it is not a licensed primary-law research service covering AustLII, Westlaw AU or Lexis AU. |
| Pricing | Committed data volume with one- or three-year terms, or pay as you go. Assist, aiR Review, Privilege, Case Strategy and claiR are included with committed volume; Translate, Data Breach Response, FOIA and Legal Hold are licensed separately. Some AI jobs consume aiR Units under the contract. |
| Australian presence | Yes. RelativityOne/aiR has operated an Australian data centre since 2019 (Azure Australia East). Help documentation lists Australia as both instance region and aiR inference location. Relativity markets IRAP assessment at Protected for Australian government use. |
| Website | https://www.relativity.com/ |

## What the research found

| Topic | Status | Finding | Open question | Sources |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Product and plan in scope | Public claim only | As at September 2026 the SaaS platform is branded Relativity aiR (formerly RelativityOne). Pricing materials include Assist, aiR Review, Privilege, Case Strategy and claiR (Advanced Access) with committed data volume. Relativity Server, Relativity aiR Government, Translate, Data Breach Response, FOIA, Legal Hold, Gavel and MCP-connected external models are separate configurations. | Confirm in writing the exact Relativity aiR instance region, included AI modules, add-ons, Relativity Server versus SaaS, Government versus commercial tenancy, and whether Gavel and MCP will be enabled for our matters. | [Relativity aiR — platform](https://www.relativity.com/platform/); [Relativity aiR pricing](https://www.relativity.com/platform/pricing/); [RelativityOne is now Relativity aiR](https://www.relativity.com/news-events/relativityone-is-now-relativity-air-the-ai-platform-for-legal-data-intelligence/) |
| Deployment model | Public claim only | Relativity aiR is a Microsoft Azure SaaS service with named regional instances, including Australia East. Help documentation still publishes Relativity Server versions, which is a different deployment and must not be assumed from the cloud profile. | Will we take Relativity aiR SaaS in Azure Australia East only, and if any Relativity Server, private-cloud or Government tenancy is proposed, what data and models sit in each? | [Relativity aiR technical overview (help)](https://help.relativity.com/RelativityOne/Content/Getting_Started/RelativityOne_technical_overview.htm); [AI products and features in Relativity aiR (help)](https://help.relativity.com/RelativityOne/Content/Relativity/AI_Products_and_Features.htm) |
| AI features in the platform | Public claim only | Documented aiR systems include Review (relevance, issues, citations), Privilege (privilege prediction and draft logs), Case Strategy (fact extraction, timelines, witness summaries, deposition outlines), Data Breach Response, Assist conversational search, and claiR. Other AI-integrated features include AV transcription, conceptual analytics, Contracts extraction, FOIA, sentiment analysis, Translate, Review Center classifiers and MCP. | Which of these features will be enabled in our tenancy, which are generally available versus Advanced Access, and which consume aiR Units or separate licences? | [AI products and features in Relativity aiR (help)](https://help.relativity.com/RelativityOne/Content/Relativity/AI_Products_and_Features.htm); [aiR Review (help) — security, privacy and workflow](https://help.relativity.com/RelativityOne/Content/Relativity/aiR_for_Review/aiR_for_Review.htm); [Relativity aiR — platform](https://www.relativity.com/platform/) |
| Australian hosting and legal-content coverage | Public claim only | Help documentation (modified 18 September 2026) lists Australia as both Relativity aiR instance region and aiR system inference location. The platform reviews the firm's hosted documents; it does not supply Australian primary-law databases. Relativity has marketed the product to Australian government agencies with an IRAP Protected claim. | Contractually pin Australian storage, backups, logs and inference for our instance, and list every exception (support, telemetry, MCP, Translate, disaster recovery). | [AI products and features in Relativity aiR (help)](https://help.relativity.com/RelativityOne/Content/Relativity/AI_Products_and_Features.htm); [RelativityOne for Australian Government](https://resources.relativity.com/australia-government-agencies.html); [RelativityOne Across the Globe: Australia](https://www.relativity.com/blog/relativityone-across-the-globe-australia/) |
| Pricing unit and term | Public claim only | Public pricing describes committed data volume with pay-as-you-go or one- or three-year commitments, 24/7 global support, and AI included without per-user AI licences. Translate, Data Breach Response, FOIA and Legal Hold are licensed separately. Help pages refer to aiR Units and contractual fees. No list price, overage rate, renewal cap or auto-renewal clause is published. | Provide an itemised quote for our data volume covering year one and year two, aiR Unit allowances and overage, add-ons, minimum term, auto-renewal, seat reductions and any price-escalation cap. | [Relativity aiR pricing](https://www.relativity.com/platform/pricing/); [AI products and features in Relativity aiR (help)](https://help.relativity.com/RelativityOne/Content/Relativity/AI_Products_and_Features.htm) |
| Word, identity and platform integrations | Public claim only | Relativity acquired Gavel to bring Relativity aiR into Microsoft Word. Authentication supports OpenID Connect (including Microsoft Entra ID), SAML 2.0 and password plus two-factor authentication; trusted IP ranges can restrict access. REST APIs, App Hub and MCP are documented. A native Outlook add-in and SCIM provisioning were not found on the pages reviewed. | Demonstrate Word (Gavel), SSO-only login, group provisioning/deprovisioning, DMS/collection connectors and whether Outlook or SCIM is available on our tier. | [RelativityOne is now Relativity aiR](https://www.relativity.com/news-events/relativityone-is-now-relativity-air-the-ai-platform-for-legal-data-intelligence/); [Authentication (help)](https://help.relativity.com/RelativityOne/Content/Relativity/Authentication/Authentication.htm); [Relativity Calder7 — product security](https://www.relativity.com/calder7-security/product-security/) |
| Support hours and security contact | Public claim only | The pricing page states 24/7 global support from onboarding through projects. Compliance certificates are requested via securityquestions@relativity.com. No public severity matrix, Australian-hours SLA, or security.txt was found on the pages reviewed. | Provide contractual severity definitions, response and resolution times in AEST/AEDT, the named escalation path, and the dedicated security-incident reporting channel. | [Relativity aiR pricing](https://www.relativity.com/platform/pricing/); [Relativity Calder7 — compliance and privacy](https://www.relativity.com/calder7-security/compliance-privacy/) |
| Measured review quality | Public claim only | A Relativity-published Redgrave LLP study compared aiR for Review with an active-learning managed review on about 45,000 documents: about 18 attorney hours versus 1,123 hours, 88 percent versus 64 percent recall, 1 percent versus 3 percent elusion, and lower precision (29 percent versus 39 percent). The study is not an independent Australian-matter benchmark and Relativity hosted it. | Will you run aiR Review and Privilege on a de-identified sample of our own Australian documents against a gold standard we mark, and share the method, error types and re-test after model changes? | [Results Are In: 5 Lessons from an Independent Study of aiR for Review](https://www.relativity.com/blog/results-are-in-5-lessons-from-an-independent-study-of-air-for-review/); [aiR Review (help) — security, privacy and workflow](https://help.relativity.com/RelativityOne/Content/Relativity/aiR_for_Review/aiR_for_Review.htm) |
| Bounded discovery and case-strategy tasks | Public claim only | aiR Review is built for document-level relevance, issues and privilege-style coding with citations and 'considerations' on possible prediction errors. Case Strategy extracts facts, timelines, witness summaries and deposition outlines from extracted text. Relativity's own Case Strategy help page warns of omissions, incorrect scores, fabricated facts, non-determinism and no cross-document memory, and requires human oversight. | Which of our repeat review, privilege-log and chronology tasks is the product configured for, and which (affidavits, advice, court filings citing authority) must remain out of scope? | [aiR Review (help) — security, privacy and workflow](https://help.relativity.com/RelativityOne/Content/Relativity/aiR_for_Review/aiR_for_Review.htm); [Generative AI considerations in aiR for Case Strategy (help)](https://help.relativity.com/RelativityOne/Content/Relativity/aiR_for_Case_Strategy/Generative_AI_considerations_in_aiR_for_Case_Strategy.htm); [AI products and features in Relativity aiR (help)](https://help.relativity.com/RelativityOne/Content/Relativity/AI_Products_and_Features.htm) |
| Client and outside-counsel authority | Not confirmed | Relativity aiR is an enterprise discovery system that holds confidential, privileged and often personal matter data. Relativity names Australian users and partners but does not publish client-consent or outside-counsel-guideline tooling. Matter-level exclusion of clients who prohibit generative AI is a firm configuration issue. | Can administrators exclude nominated clients or matters from aiR processing, and what plain-language description of hosting, models and retention can we give clients and include in engagement terms? | [Relativity aiR — platform](https://www.relativity.com/platform/); [RelativityOne Across the Globe: Australia](https://www.relativity.com/blog/relativityone-across-the-globe-australia/); [AI products and features in Relativity aiR (help)](https://help.relativity.com/RelativityOne/Content/Relativity/AI_Products_and_Features.htm) |
| Foundation models in the inference path | Public claim only | Help documentation (18 September 2026) states aiR systems currently use GPT-4o, GPT-4.1 mini, GPT-5 mini, GPT-5.1 and GPT-5.2 through Microsoft Azure services, with the specific model chosen by Relativity according to capability and availability. Customers do not appear to pin a model. MCP separately lets external assistants (Claude, Gemini, Copilot, OpenAI) act on the platform. | Name the Azure OpenAI deployment type and model versions that will process our tenancy, whether we can pin or refuse a model, and which data MCP-connected assistants receive. | [AI products and features in Relativity aiR (help)](https://help.relativity.com/RelativityOne/Content/Relativity/AI_Products_and_Features.htm); [aiR Review (help) — security, privacy and workflow](https://help.relativity.com/RelativityOne/Content/Relativity/aiR_for_Review/aiR_for_Review.htm); [Relativity aiR pricing](https://www.relativity.com/platform/pricing/) |
| Subprocessors and change notice | Not confirmed | Microsoft Azure and Azure OpenAI are named in product and security pages. No dated public subprocessor schedule with purpose, location, flow-down terms, notice period or objection right was found. MCP and App Hub can add further processors if enabled. | Provide the current subprocessor list (hosting, model, transcription, translation, support, analytics), processing countries, flow-down of no-training and deletion, and 30-day notice with a right to object or terminate. | [Relativity Calder7 — compliance and privacy](https://www.relativity.com/calder7-security/compliance-privacy/); [AI products and features in Relativity aiR (help)](https://help.relativity.com/RelativityOne/Content/Relativity/AI_Products_and_Features.htm) |
| Training on customer content | Public claim only | aiR Review help states Azure OpenAI does not retain analysed documents beyond the organisation's instance and does not use them to train Relativity, Microsoft or other third-party models. The AI-products page repeats that customer data processed using aiR systems is not used to train or improve third-party models or services. These statements sit in documentation, not in a public DPA or MSA reviewed here. | Point to the signed clause covering prompts, uploads, outputs, embeddings, logs and feedback, binding Relativity and every model provider, and confirm no 'improve the services' licence remains. | [aiR Review (help) — security, privacy and workflow](https://help.relativity.com/RelativityOne/Content/Relativity/aiR_for_Review/aiR_for_Review.htm); [AI products and features in Relativity aiR (help)](https://help.relativity.com/RelativityOne/Content/Relativity/AI_Products_and_Features.htm) |
| Feedback, ratings and evaluation data | Not confirmed | Public help pages address document inference and third-party model training. They do not state whether thumbs-up/down, corrected coding, prompt criteria or support tickets are used to evaluate or improve Relativity's own models or prompts. | Are reviewer corrections, ratings, prompt criteria and support content used to evaluate or improve any Relativity or provider model, and can that use be switched off for our tenancy? | [aiR Review (help) — security, privacy and workflow](https://help.relativity.com/RelativityOne/Content/Relativity/aiR_for_Review/aiR_for_Review.htm); [Relativity's Artificial Intelligence Principles](https://www.relativity.com/artificial-intelligence/) |
| Retention of prompts, documents and logs | Public claim only | Azure OpenAI is described as not retaining analysed document data beyond the organisation instance. Relativity still stores the discovery corpus, aiR outputs, audit logs and backups in the customer's Azure region. No public numbered retention schedule for prompts, conversation history, embeddings or abuse-monitoring copies was found. Privacy policy retention language applies to Relativity's own website personal data, not Customer Data in the software. | Provide a retention schedule for each class (documents, prompts, aiR outputs, embeddings, audit logs, backups, provider abuse stores), administrator controls, and written confirmation of zero or modified retention at Azure OpenAI for our tenancy. | [aiR Review (help) — security, privacy and workflow](https://help.relativity.com/RelativityOne/Content/Relativity/aiR_for_Review/aiR_for_Review.htm); [Relativity privacy policy (full)](https://www.relativity.com/privacy-and-cookies/full/); [Relativity aiR technical overview (help)](https://help.relativity.com/RelativityOne/Content/Getting_Started/RelativityOne_technical_overview.htm) |
| Deletion on instruction and on exit | Not confirmed | Help documentation covers workspace archive/restore and customer-managed keys. A public contractual deletion period, matter-level certified deletion, backup-purge lag, or flow-down to Azure OpenAI was not found. Website privacy deletion rights do not govern Customer Data in the product. | On termination and on a matter-level instruction, what is deleted from primary stores, indexes, embeddings, caches, logs, backups and subprocessors, within how many days, and will you issue a deletion certificate? | [Relativity aiR technical overview (help)](https://help.relativity.com/RelativityOne/Content/Getting_Started/RelativityOne_technical_overview.htm); [Relativity privacy policy (full)](https://www.relativity.com/privacy-and-cookies/full/) |
| Vendor and support access to content | Public claim only | Technical overview describes Relativity Lockbox: support staff can access workspaces only with explicit customer permission; Security Center lets customers audit and revoke that access and export historical support-access events. Privacy policy says Relativity is a processor of Customer Data and does not independently access it, which is a general statement rather than a staff-access procedure. | Confirm per-ticket consent, logging visible to us, whether Azure or OpenAI staff can read prompts, and the legal-process notification clause before producing our content. | [Relativity aiR technical overview (help)](https://help.relativity.com/RelativityOne/Content/Getting_Started/RelativityOne_technical_overview.htm); [Relativity Calder7 — product security](https://www.relativity.com/calder7-security/product-security/); [Relativity privacy policy (full)](https://www.relativity.com/privacy-and-cookies/full/) |
| SSO, MFA, permissions and ethical walls | Public claim only | Authentication supports OpenID Connect, SAML 2.0, password MFA (authenticator app or email) and trusted IP ranges. Product security describes Security Center, two-factor tracking, inactive-user disablement, Lockbox and discrete permissions. Relativity workspaces and client-domains isolate matters. Native SCIM was not documented on the pages reviewed. Permission-aware retrieval for aiR Assist/claiR at query time is asserted by platform design (AI comes to data in place) but not evidenced by a published permission-leakage test. | Demonstrate SSO-only with our Entra conditional access, immediate session revocation, matter/ethical-wall enforcement on every aiR retrieval (including caches and Assist), and any SCIM option. | [Authentication (help)](https://help.relativity.com/RelativityOne/Content/Relativity/Authentication/Authentication.htm); [Relativity Calder7 — product security](https://www.relativity.com/calder7-security/product-security/); [Relativity aiR technical overview (help)](https://help.relativity.com/RelativityOne/Content/Getting_Started/RelativityOne_technical_overview.htm) |
| Encryption and keys | Public claim only | Product security states data is encrypted at rest and in transit by default, with an optional customer-managed key. Help documentation includes a customer-managed keys topic. Algorithms, TLS version, coverage of embeddings/logs/backups, and HSM details are not specified on the marketing security pages. | Confirm TLS 1.2+ and AES-256 (or equivalent) across databases, object storage, indexes, embeddings, logs, backups and the Azure OpenAI link, key rotation, and whether CMK is available in Australia East. | [Relativity Calder7 — product security](https://www.relativity.com/calder7-security/product-security/); [Relativity aiR technical overview (help)](https://help.relativity.com/RelativityOne/Content/Getting_Started/RelativityOne_technical_overview.htm) |
| Independent security assurance | Public claim only | The compliance page lists ISO/IEC 27001:2022, ISO/IEC 27018:2019, FedRAMP Class C, HIPAA, IRAP Assessed at Protected, SOC 2 Type II, SOC 3 and CSA CAIQ, with certificates available on request to securityquestions@relativity.com. An Australian government landing page still cites ISO/IEC 27001:2013. Report dates, exceptions and whether aiR generative features sit in scope were not inspected. ISO/IEC 42001 is not listed. | Provide the current SOC 2 Type II report and ISO 27001 certificate under NDA, with scope covering Relativity aiR generative features and Azure OpenAI, plus IRAP letter of completion and any ISO 42001 status. | [Relativity Calder7 — compliance and privacy](https://www.relativity.com/calder7-security/compliance-privacy/); [RelativityOne for Australian Government](https://resources.relativity.com/australia-government-agencies.html) |
| DPA, confidentiality and liability | Not confirmed | The public Terms of Use govern the marketing website, not the product. Privacy policy states Relativity is a processor of Customer Data uploaded to the Software. No master services agreement, DPA, output-ownership clause, IP indemnity, liability cap, governing law or audit-rights schedule was found on the public site. | Provide the MSA and DPA for Relativity aiR, including APP-aligned processing, confidentiality of prompts and outputs, output ownership and IP indemnity, liability caps and Australian law/forum options. | [Relativity website terms of use](https://www.relativity.com/terms-of-use/); [Relativity privacy policy (full)](https://www.relativity.com/privacy-and-cookies/full/) |
| Cross-border processing | Public claim only | For an Australia instance, the 18 September 2026 geography table lists Australia as the aiR inference location, with a warning that inference 'may take place outside' the instance region depending on model availability and that locations may change. Storage remains in the selected region. Relativity is US-headquartered; website personal data may be processed in the United States. MCP-connected assistants may send data to other providers' regions. | For our Australia East instance, contractually require in-region storage and inference, list every category that may leave Australia, and bind subprocessors including any MCP provider. | [AI products and features in Relativity aiR (help)](https://help.relativity.com/RelativityOne/Content/Relativity/AI_Products_and_Features.htm); [Relativity privacy policy (full)](https://www.relativity.com/privacy-and-cookies/full/) |
| Breach notification and incident history | Not confirmed | Website privacy policy says Relativity may notify of a security breach consistent with applicable law, without a numbered hour limit or NDB cooperation clause. No public status page, three-year incident register, or Relativity-attributed customer data breach was located in this review. Certificates are requested via securityquestions@relativity.com. | What contractual notice period (from suspected incident) applies to all customer data, including subprocessors, what will the notice contain, and will you cooperate at your cost with our Notifiable Data Breaches assessment? | [Relativity privacy policy (full)](https://www.relativity.com/privacy-and-cookies/full/); [Relativity Calder7 — compliance and privacy](https://www.relativity.com/calder7-security/compliance-privacy/) |
| Model and feature change notice | Public claim only | Help documentation says Relativity regularly updates aiR systems (instructions, AI technology and features) and will communicate changes through release notes, knowledge-base articles and/or official announcements. Inference locations 'may change based on AI model availability'. Rate-limiting of AI features is reserved in Relativity's discretion. No contractual pin, testing window or per-output model version identifier was found. | Will you give at least 30 days' written notice before a material model, prompt or region change, record the model version on each output, and let us re-run acceptance tests before the change becomes default? | [AI products and features in Relativity aiR (help)](https://help.relativity.com/RelativityOne/Content/Relativity/AI_Products_and_Features.htm) |
| Export, termination and portability | Not confirmed | The platform is a system of record with native productions, APIs and workspace archive/restore. Public pages do not state a post-termination export window, open-format bulk export of prompts, aiR outputs and audit logs, certified deletion, or escrow. Website Terms of Use do not cover product exit. | On termination, how long can we bulk-export documents, productions, prompts, aiR outputs, coding, audit logs and configuration, in what formats, and when is remaining data deleted and certified? | [Relativity aiR — platform](https://www.relativity.com/platform/); [Relativity aiR technical overview (help)](https://help.relativity.com/RelativityOne/Content/Getting_Started/RelativityOne_technical_overview.htm); [Relativity website terms of use](https://www.relativity.com/terms-of-use/) |
| Collection, APIs and MCP connectors | Not confirmed | The platform collects from 'the most widely used enterprise platforms, including chat and enterprise AI tools', exposes REST APIs, an App Hub, and MCP so external assistants can stand up workspaces and manage operations. Each connector can move matter data to another processor. Permissions and data maps for each connector are not published as a single list. | List every connector and MCP tool we would enable, the identity and scopes used, what data leaves Relativity, and how we disable a connector without vendor involvement. | [Relativity aiR — platform](https://www.relativity.com/platform/); [AI products and features in Relativity aiR (help)](https://help.relativity.com/RelativityOne/Content/Relativity/AI_Products_and_Features.htm); [Relativity aiR pricing](https://www.relativity.com/platform/pricing/) |
| Open-web retrieval | Public claim only | Relativity's positioning is that AI comes to data already in the platform rather than copying it to a separate web-search tool. aiR Review is documented as using Relativity instructions, prompt criteria and extracted document text (and, for some analyses, images). No product-level open-web search toggle was found. MCP-connected assistants may have their own web tools outside Relativity. | Confirm that aiR Review, Assist, Case Strategy and claiR cannot call the open web for our tenancy, and how MCP assistants are prevented from sending matter text to web-search tools. | [Relativity aiR — platform](https://www.relativity.com/platform/); [aiR Review (help) — security, privacy and workflow](https://help.relativity.com/RelativityOne/Content/Relativity/aiR_for_Review/aiR_for_Review.htm); [AI products and features in Relativity aiR (help)](https://help.relativity.com/RelativityOne/Content/Relativity/AI_Products_and_Features.htm) |
| Agentic actions and kill switch | Not confirmed | MCP is described as allowing external AI applications to stand up workspaces, organise case data and manage day-to-day operations in natural language. Pricing says Relativity aiR remains the system of record. Security Center can disable users and revoke Lockbox access. A published per-action approval matrix for MCP tools (send, delete, produce, edit) and a tenant-level kill switch with timed effect were not found. | Which MCP and aiR actions can run without a lawyer confirming each one, how do we disable MCP and agentic features immediately, and what happens to in-flight jobs and caches? | [Relativity aiR pricing](https://www.relativity.com/platform/pricing/); [Relativity Calder7 — product security](https://www.relativity.com/calder7-security/product-security/); [RelativityOne is now Relativity aiR](https://www.relativity.com/news-events/relativityone-is-now-relativity-air-the-ai-platform-for-legal-data-intelligence/) |
| Human oversight of AI output | Public claim only | aiR Review returns citations, rationales and 'considerations' on possible prediction errors, and verifies citations per document (up to five for relevance). Case Strategy documentation requires a human to oversee work, warns of hallucinations and non-determinism, and says attorneys or administrators must verify outputs. Relativity does not claim outputs may be filed or relied on without review. Mandatory approval gates before production or client-facing use are a workflow design choice, not a published hard control. | Can we require named reviewer sign-off before aiR coding, privilege logs, chronologies or Gavel drafts leave the workspace, and can we export a per-document record of who verified what? | [aiR Review (help) — security, privacy and workflow](https://help.relativity.com/RelativityOne/Content/Relativity/aiR_for_Review/aiR_for_Review.htm); [Generative AI considerations in aiR for Case Strategy (help)](https://help.relativity.com/RelativityOne/Content/Relativity/aiR_for_Case_Strategy/Generative_AI_considerations_in_aiR_for_Case_Strategy.htm); [Relativity's Artificial Intelligence Principles](https://www.relativity.com/artificial-intelligence/) |

## Notes

Could not verify: signed MSA/DPA, public subprocessor list, numbered retention/deletion schedule, SCIM, Outlook add-in, breach-notification hours, ISO 42001, per-output model versioning, and whether MCP actions require per-action approval. Silver Lake 2021 valuation is the last public funding figure found; no 2025–2026 recapitalisation located. Relativity Server and Relativity aiR Government are out of this profile's planScope.

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- [Relativity aiR — platform](https://www.relativity.com/platform/) (checked 2026-09-20)
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- [Relativity website terms of use](https://www.relativity.com/terms-of-use/) (checked 2026-09-20)
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