Commercial counsel
Negotiation prep
A counterparty thread landed overnight and the call is in an hour. Ask for the latest positions, the current redline, and a draft reply. Approve the send or edit it.
Agent Connectors
Move faster with everything in one place.
Agent Connectors put GC AI to work in the tools you already use: reading your email, files, calendar, and Slack, and taking action in them with your approval.
- Contract Review
- Legal Research
- Workflow Automation
- Knowledge Base
20+ connectors at launch
Trusted by 2100+ legal teams
Fits your stack, not the other way around
GC AI reads from the apps you connect and acts in them, all in the chat where you already draft and decide.
With 20+ connectors, it plugs directly into your existing tools, bringing live context into every conversation. No switching between apps, exporting threads, or uploading files. You get just the information you need and the ability to complete the task without leaving the chat.
Scale your work, not your headcount
- Pull live context without the copy-paste
- Ask about your inbox, shared drive, CRM, or Slack history. GC AI reads from the apps you connected when you ask.
- Finish the task in the same chat
- Draft a reply, schedule a meeting, post to a channel, update a doc, or file a task right where you did the thinking. The hours you spent on execution go back into strategy.
- An expert on call for the whole team
- One lawyer or the newest hire, anyone can ask and get an answer from your actual apps, not a generic template.
What you can do with connected apps
Legal Ops
Policy lookup
The business asks if the remote-work policy covers contractors in Canada. GC AI finds the current version, summarizes the relevant section, and cites where it lives.
Corporate counsel
Call prep
Back-to-back customer calls. Ask for a one-page brief with the deal stage, the last email exchange, and notes from the prior meeting.
In-house generalist
Weekly priorities
Start the week by asking what's urgent: unread email, calendar conflicts, and Slack mentions that need legal input. Approve follow-ups right in the chat.
You approve before anything happens
- Set permissions action by action
- Every action type has its own setting: Needs approval, Always allow, or Block. Searching your inbox and sending an email are different permissions, so GC AI reads freely while it still asks before anything goes out.
- Approve, edit, or deny right in the thread
- When GC AI wants to send or update a record, a card appears with Approve, Always approve, and Deny. Edit the draft first, or move low-risk actions to Always allow once you trust them.
- Loosen the reins on your own schedule
- Start with Needs approval on anything that sends or changes data, then promote the routine actions to Always allow as trust builds.
Built to scale with your team
Connect an app and start in minutes
Each person links their own apps in Settings and starts asking, choosing from 20+ connectors.
Agiloft, Asana, Confluence, Dropbox, GitHub, Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Docs, Google Drive, Google Sheets, Granola
Simple setup at any scale
Whether you're supporting five users or five hundred, the process doesn't change. Scaling your team doesn't require a new project or another software purchase.
Users own their accounts, admins set organization policies
Agent Connectors are on by default. Each user connects and manages their own accounts, while admins can disable individual connectors for the organization in Settings → Policies → Connector policies. Admins can see who connected which apps and connector usage, but not the content in those accounts.
Privacy First
Your data is encrypted in transit and at rest, stored securely, and always remains under your control. We never use your content to train AI.
Connect all your existing tools to GC AI
20 of 20 connectors shown
Legal & IPAgiloft
Sync contract data and automate legal workflows directly within Agiloft CLM.
Work TrackingAsana
Link legal tasks and approvals to Asana projects for seamless cross-team tracking.
CollaborationConfluence
Search and reference internal legal wikis and policies stored in Confluence.
Files & DocsDropbox
Access contracts, NDAs, and shared legal documents stored in Dropbox.
Work TrackingGitHub
Review code licenses, compliance docs, and open-source policies from GitHub.
Email & CalendarGmail
Pull context from email threads and attachments directly into your legal research.
Email & CalendarGoogle Calendar
Schedule review deadlines, hearings, and approval windows from Google Calendar.
Files & DocsGoogle Docs
Draft, review, and redline contracts directly in Google Docs without switching tools.
Files & DocsGoogle Drive
Access shared legal folders and team document libraries stored in Google Drive.
Files & DocsGoogle Sheets
Import data from trackers, budgets, and matter logs managed in Google Sheets.
Sales & MeetingsGranola
Capture meeting notes and action items from legal discussions recorded in Granola.
Sales & MeetingsHubSpot
Connect deal data and customer records from HubSpot to contract workflows.
Work TrackingLinear
Track legal requests and project progress alongside engineering work in Linear.
Files & DocsMicrosoft SharePoint
Browse and reference legal files and team sites hosted on Microsoft SharePoint.
CollaborationMicrosoft Teams
Surface contract questions and legal requests from Microsoft Teams conversations.
CollaborationNotion
Pull in legal playbooks, policies, and knowledge base pages stored in Notion.
Files & DocsOneDrive
Access contracts and legal documents synced through Microsoft OneDrive storage.
Email & CalendarOutlook
Reference email threads, calendar invites, and attachments from Outlook.
CollaborationSlack
Surface legal requests and approvals shared across your Slack channels.
Legal & IPUSPTO
Search patent filings, trademark records, and IP documentation from USPTO.
SOC 2Type II Certified
SOC 3Certified
GDPRCompliantBring your apps. We'll bring the agent.
Book a Demo and learn how GC AI can help your legal team save time and get more done.
What to expect:
- A walkthrough of the platform, tailored to your team's use cases.
- Q&A session about security, integrations, and onboarding.
- A 14-day free trial if the platform looks like a fit for your team.
Common questions
Who connects the accounts?
Agent Connectors are on by default, and each user connects and manages their own accounts through a secure OAuth flow. GC AI never receives your password. Admins do not connect accounts on your behalf, but they can disable individual connectors for the organization in Settings → Policies → Connector policies. For Microsoft connectors, your organization's Microsoft admin may need to grant consent in Microsoft admin settings outside GC AI.
What can it do without asking me?
That is up to you. Every action type has its own setting: Needs approval, Always allow, or Block. Searching your inbox and sending an email are separate permissions. Out of the box GC AI reads freely and still asks before anything goes out. As you see how it handles each action type, you can move the ones you trust to Always allow.
Can I turn a connector off?
Yes. Disconnect your account at any time from your connector settings. Access is revoked for that connection and GC AI can no longer use that app's tools in chat until you connect again. An admin can also disable the connector for the organization from Settings → Policies → Connector policies. You can leave a connector on and Block individual action types under Tools instead.
What do admins see?
Admins can see who connected which apps and how connectors are being used, but not the content in connected accounts. They manage organization-level connector access in Settings → Policies → Connector policies, where they can disable individual connectors. Microsoft may also require admin consent in Microsoft's own admin settings outside GC AI. GC AI does not use your confidential inputs to train commercial models, subject to the security and privacy commitments described on gc.ai/security and in your agreement.
Which apps are included?
20+ connectors, covering the tools legal teams live in: email, files, calendar and Slack among them. Connect the ones you use from Settings → Integrations → Agent Connectors. Each connector lists the actions it can take in a pre-connect summary before you authorize it.