Calling it the “intelligence foundation” of its platform, Casepoint today launched Casepoint IQ, a suite of tools within a single AI framework that spans the company’s products for e-discovery, legal holds, FOIA and investigations.

The company says that Casepoint IQ pulls together all of its AI capabilities – including new semi- and fully autonomous agents, its generative AI assistants, its pre-existing CaseAssist machine learning and predictive coding, and its Model Context Protocol (MCP) server – under one framework with a shared governance and audit layer.

Alongside the framework, the company is introducing its first two AI agents to customers, one for relevance determination and one for issue coding, with more to come as the product is further developed.

Casepoint IQ is live now in the platform and generally available to all customers. The two agents are currently in what Casepoint describes as an alpha release, in use by a handful of customers, with a beta version due out before the year ends.

An interesting aspect of today’s announcement is how the company is melding its new generative AI tools with the technology-assisted review (TAR) tools that have been part of the platform for at least a decade.…

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