AI has become an essential part of modern enterprise operations. Legal teams now rely on it to handle complex and high‑volume tasks such as document review, contract analysis, investigations, and regulatory response.
These capabilities improve consistency, reduce manual workload, and support faster decision making.
What makes the current landscape different is the speed at which
AI in consulting firms: Institutional intelligence will determine who wins
Your competitors are not winning because they draft proposals faster. They are winning because they see patterns your firm cannot surface in time.
Consider a familiar loss. The opportunity fit your expertise. The client knew your partners. Yet the engagement went elsewhere because another firm connected a regulatory development from a different geography and reframed
AI in accounting firms: Protecting client confidentiality at scale
A partner is preparing for a client meeting and sends a prompt to the firm’s AI assistant.
“Summarize emerging data governance risks for accounting firms in North America.”
The system returns information from the firm’s Microsoft 365 environment and produces a response within seconds. It combines regulatory visibility, internal research, and analysis from prior engagements.
The hidden risk in your independence process
Your firm’s independence record may be spotless — but is your independence process built to keep it that way?
Too often, accounting and advisory leaders assume that strong policies are enough to protect their firm from independence risk. But independence failures rarely stem from flawed policy. They usually stem from processes that can’t scale.
Many firms still rely on spreadsheets, email threads,
The operating system real assets has been missing, now powered by AI
A recap from Intapp Amplify 2026
From answers to action: the rise of Firm AI
The distinction Intapp drew at Amplify between horizontal AI and Firm AI is worth sitting with. Horizontal AI knows the internet. It can draft an email, summarize a document, answer a question. What it can’t do is connect the fact
Intapp + FINARCH: accelerating AI adoption in private markets
Intapp has partnered with FINARCH to accelerate AI-driven transformation for private markets firms –– specifically in the United States, Canada, APAC, and francophone regions. Through this partnership, FINARCH will resell Intapp DealCloud and use their deep expertise in implementation and digital transformation strategy to ensure firms achieve successful deployment and long-term business value.
Intapp Amplify 2026: Key takeaways on the future of Firm AI
This year’s Intapp Amplify brought together more than 2,600 clients, partners, industry leaders, and Intapp team members for candid conversation, live product demonstrations, and our vision of agentic AI for professional and financial services firms.
The energy across both the New York and London events reflected something larger than a product launch. It reflected an industry at an inflection point — where
Immigration Tech in 2025: Serious AI Funding and A Big Immigration Tech Rebrand
Yet again, I’ve put together my annual round-up of the most interesting and important developments in immigration and global mobility tech. AI was a major topic. 2023 was the year AI showed up. 2024 was the year it started getting serious. But 2025 was the year it got funded.Last year, the story shifted from “look
Built in or left behind: The operating model decision that defines the next decade
The firms gaining ground aren’t buying more AI tools. They’re rewiring how their firms operate. There’s a widening gap between the two approaches — and the firms on the wrong side won’t see it clearly until the economics have already diverged.
At Intapp Amplify 2026, we addressed the question firm leaders are increasingly asking: Is
Leading in the next era: 4 private capital takeaways from Intapp Amplify 2026
What we announced at Amplify 2026 and what it means for your firm right now.
Private capital firms are caught between two pressures at once: LPs demanding more with less patience, and a deal environment where sourcing edge is harder to find and faster to erode. The firms winning on deal sourcing right now aren’t