RelativityOne Becomes Relativity aiR
Relativity renamed RelativityOne as Relativity aiR, bringing its legal data platform and AI tools under one name, the company said in a press release. The platform is used for litigation, investigations, regulatory inquiries, data breach responses and other legal matters.
Relativity said aiR produced more than 620 million high value legal results in 2026 as of September 9. Questions that require an AI agent to read and reason across records increased 44% month over month. The AI capabilities remain included in current platform pricing.
The company said 57% of new workspaces created in Relativity aiR this year support work beyond litigation. Relativity is extending the platform to internal investigations, data breach responses and Freedom of Information Act requests.
Relativity claiR, currently in Advanced Access, provides conversational access to legal data. The company also acquired Gavel to add aiR features to Microsoft Word and supports Model Context Protocol integrations that let external enterprise AI agents manage matters and workflows in Relativity aiR.
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