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Epiq launches MCP connectors for AI, Discover, Narrate, and Access apps
Epiq made Model Context Protocol connectors available on September 17, 2026 for Epiq AI, Epiq Discover, Epiq Narrate, and Epiq Access. The connectors let corporate legal departments and law firms use AI assistants such as Claude to search, analyze, and act on legal data inside Epiq applications under existing permissions, without custom integrations or moving data out of those platforms.
Announcement (eDiscovery Today) →
Key points
- Epiq released MCP connectors for Epiq AI, Discover, Narrate, and Access.eDiscovery Today
- Users can issue natural-language requests to search, analyze, and act on legal data without duplicating or moving it.eDiscovery Today
- Connectors are designed to work with AI assistants clients already use, including Claude, without custom integrations.eDiscovery Today
- Access remains governed by platform-specific permissions and existing security controls.eDiscovery Today
- CTO Manish Vazirani said the goal is flexibility to use trusted AI assistants without compromising governance.eDiscovery Today