Consilio’s Aurora AI Suite Expands to Unify Legal Operations

WASHINGTON, D.C. – March 02, 2026 – In a significant move aimed at reshaping how legal departments and law firms operationalize artificial intelligence, Consilio today announced a major expansion of its Aurora Legal AI Suite. The expansion introduces Aurora Verity Review, an AI-native document review platform, and Legal Operations Intelligence, a suite of AI-powered tools designed to automate tasks far beyond traditional eDiscovery.

The announcement comes as the Aurora platform demonstrates significant market traction, with over 10,000 users now logging in daily since its debut at Legalweek 2025. This expansion positions Aurora not just as a collection of tools, but as a comprehensive orchestration layer designed to bring governance, control, and efficiency to the increasingly complex world of legal technology.

The Rise of the AI Orchestrator

Consilio's strategy appears directly responsive to a growing industry-wide challenge. According to the company, its upcoming 2026 Global Survey Report, The Age of the Innovation Orchestrator, reveals that legal leaders are under immense pressure to embed AI into their daily workflows without sacrificing governance, trust, or accountability. Aurora is being positioned as the answer to that challenge.

“As AI moves from experimentation to day-to-day operation, our clients are under pressure to apply it within their workflows without giving up governance, trust, or control," said Meredith Kildow, President of Consilio. "Verity Review is built to do exactly that. It connects directly to Aurora's DataCore and AI toolset, so data refined upstream is promoted seamlessly into review, and teams work faster without losing visibility or governance."

This vision of an 'orchestration layer' is central to the expansion. Rather than forcing clients into a single, walled-off system, Aurora aims to be the central hub that connects various data sources, AI models, and review platforms. This philosophy is articulated by Consilio's CEO, Andy Macdonald, who emphasizes a flexible, client-centric approach.

"I believe in the Power of And over the Tyranny of Or, and at this stage of AI development, no client should be forced to make a single choice in the race,” said Macdonald. This approach allows firms to leverage Aurora's intelligence layer while still using familiar platforms like Relativity or Everlaw, a key differentiator in a market often defined by platform lock-in.

Beyond eDiscovery: New Capabilities Unveiled

The expansion is anchored by two core pillars that extend Aurora's reach across the legal lifecycle.

First, Aurora Verity Review is a full-featured document review platform built from the ground up as an AI-native solution. Consilio emphasizes that this is not a legacy tool with AI features “bolted on.” Instead, it is purpose-built to work seamlessly with Aurora’s existing AI toolset, including AI Investigate, AI Review, and TrueLaw narrative generation. The goal is to unify investigation, analysis, and review into a single, connected workflow, reducing the need for legal teams to toggle between disparate systems and ensuring insights from one stage flow directly into the next.

Second, the Legal Operations Intelligence suite marks a strategic push into the broader operational work that supports legal matters. Recognizing that legal teams are tasked with doing more with less, this family of tools applies AI to historically manual, slow, and costly processes. Key capabilities include:

• PII Intelligence: Automates the detection and redaction of personally identifiable information across documents, images, and even handwritten text.
• Deposition Intelligence: Transforms lengthy deposition transcripts into structured, citable summaries to accelerate analysis.
• Extract Intelligence: Converts unstructured legal documents like contracts and agreements into structured, analyzable data.
• Protocol Intelligence: Breaks down complex legal protocols into expert-ready questions for deposition preparation.
• Subpoena Intelligence: Streamlines the entire subpoena response workflow from intake to payment.

These tools, currently at various stages of development, are being tested and refined within Consilio Labs, the company's recently formalized global innovation incubator. This model ensures that new features are not just items on a roadmap but are battle-tested in real-world, high-stakes client matters before a general release.

An Integrated and Expanding Ecosystem

Consilio’s strategy is not just about building its own tools, but also about creating an integrated ecosystem through strategic partnerships. A recently announced partnership with Prevail integrates its CheckMate platform for real-time AI-powered verification during depositions. This extends Aurora's intelligence capabilities into the live testimony environment, allowing legal teams to validate testimony against existing case documents as it happens.

This combination of in-house development, real-world testing, and strategic integration is what sets Consilio's approach apart. The company doesn't just build the technology; it also runs the work for its clients. This provides a crucial feedback loop that informs product development and ensures the tools are solving tangible problems effectively.

The rapid adoption of the Aurora platform, which has been deployed across the majority of Consilio's active matters, suggests the market is receptive to this integrated model. The Aurora Portal acts as the operational glue, providing teams with a unified view of matters, facilitating cross-workflow coordination, and offering real-time transparency and centralized governance.

As the legal industry continues to grapple with the promises and perils of artificial intelligence, Consilio is making a clear statement. The future is not about finding a single 'magic bullet' AI tool, but about orchestrating a suite of intelligent, integrated, and governed capabilities. By expanding Aurora, the company is positioning itself to be the conductor of that orchestra. Consilio will be showcasing the new Aurora capabilities at Legalweek 2026 in New York, offering a firsthand look at this evolving platform.