Wolters Kluwer integrates Libra and Kleos to enable seamless AI-assisted legal workflows

Wolters Kluwer Legal Regulatory has announced the integration of Libra, its legal AI workspace, with Kleos, its cloud-based practice management solution. This integration aims to support seamless, end-to-end legal workflows, allowing professionals to move easily from research and analysis into day-to-day case and matter work. By connecting these systems, Wolters Kluwer combines AI-assisted capabilities with operational practice management and legal research in a shared context. Outputs generated in Libra, such as research results and analyses, can be carried directly into Kleos matter and case structures, enabling immediate application of insights without duplicating effort. This integration is initially available in the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, and Italy. Martin O'Malley, CEO of Wolters Kluwer Legal Regulatory, emphasized that legal work happens around cases and deadlines, and this integration aligns technology with how lawyers actually work. The integration supports more consistent processes and helps professionals maintain context as they move from understanding an issue to acting on it. Libra is designed to support professional judgment with attention to transparency and governance, while Kleos is a leading European cloud-based practice management technology used by over 30,000 lawyers. This integration represents a step toward reducing complexity in legal work and supporting smoother workflows.

(Source：Finanznachrichten.de)