Entegrata Unlocks Law Firm Data to Simplify Ops and Power AI Strategy

NEW YORK, NY – March 09, 2026 – Entegrata, a technology company specializing in data solutions for the legal sector, today unveiled a new Admin Portal for its lakehouse platform, a move designed to radically simplify how law firms manage their sprawling digital ecosystems and prepare for an AI-driven future.

The new portal serves as a centralized control center, aiming to dismantle the data silos that have long plagued the legal industry. By connecting disparate systems and creating a single source of truth, the platform promises to empower law firms with the accurate, defensible data needed for real-time strategic decisions.

Taming the Data Beast

Modern law firms operate on a complex web of software, often juggling 20 or more distinct systems for everything from finance and billing to human resources, marketing, and document management. This fragmentation creates significant challenges, leaving critical business insights locked away in isolated databases. Entegrata's new portal directly confronts this issue by providing a unified interface to connect and manage a firm's entire data landscape.

Built on Microsoft Azure and powered by Databricks, the Entegrata Admin Portal introduces several features aimed at reducing technical overhead and democratizing data access. Self-service connectors allow firms to add new data sources without custom development, while a drag-and-drop mapping tool gives them direct control over how data from various systems is prioritized and integrated. This shift is designed to empower business users and reduce the historically heavy reliance on IT departments for data integration tasks.

"The ingestion and mapping capabilities brought forward with the admin portal would require thousands of lines of custom coding if done manually," said Tom Baldwin, CEO and founder of Entegrata. "Automating this process with an easy-to-use and maintain control center offers a huge competitive advantage for our clients."

This automation allows a firm's internal technology teams to pivot from performing complex data integration work to focusing on higher-value activities, such as analyzing data and delivering strategic insights that drive the business forward.

Building the Bedrock for Legal AI

The launch is particularly timely as the legal industry grapples with the transformative potential of artificial intelligence. Effective AI and advanced analytics are fundamentally dependent on access to large volumes of clean, structured, and reliable data. By creating a unified, AI-ready data lakehouse, Entegrata's platform is positioned as a foundational layer for firms looking to innovate.

Industry-leading firms are already adopting this approach to accelerate their AI strategies. Recent client acquisitions, including Cleary Gottlieb, underscore this trend. The firm is reportedly leveraging the platform to scale AI initiatives by connecting data that has historically lived in silos, making it actionable for firm-wide intelligence. This focus on the business of law—using AI for performance analysis, profitability forecasting, and operational efficiency—represents a significant area of growth and competitive differentiation.

This sentiment is echoed across Entegrata's rapidly expanding client portfolio, which includes prominent names like Mayer Brown, Pillsbury, Vinson & Elkins, and Winston & Strawn. These firms are turning to the platform not just for unified reporting, but to explicitly build a modern data foundation that can support future AI initiatives and advanced analytics, ensuring they are well-prepared for the next generation of legal technology.

From Silos to Strategy

The ultimate goal of unifying data is to drive better business outcomes. By providing a single, reliable source of truth, the platform enables firm leadership to make more informed and defensible decisions across all aspects of the business. The ability to see a complete picture of firm operations, client relationships, and financial performance in real time is a strategic imperative.

"As our IT infrastructure advances to support new capabilities, like AI, having a lakehouse platform that can pull all the data into one unified portal that is updated and maintained in real time is critical for helping our teams make informed, defensible decisions," stated Evette Pastoriza Clift, CIO at Mayer Brown. This perspective highlights the shift from data as an administrative record to data as a strategic asset.

This capability translates into tangible benefits, from optimizing pricing strategies with data-driven insights to enhancing client service by having a 360-degree view of the relationship. The platform's proprietary legal data schema, which is entity-based, is designed to support the widest possible range of source systems, ensuring that a firm's unique data landscape can be effectively centralized and harmonized.

A Deep and Growing Connector Ecosystem

A unified data platform is only as powerful as its ability to connect to the tools a firm already uses. Entegrata has invested heavily in building a broad and agile connector ecosystem, now offering 33 prebuilt connectors to the most common systems in legal tech.

Recent additions to this library include UKG Ready, CompuLaw, Sanity.io, NetDocuments, and iManage, demonstrating a commitment to covering the full spectrum of law firm operations. Beyond basic connections, Entegrata has forged strategic partnerships to enhance interoperability and enrich the data within its lakehouse. Collaborations with companies like NetDocuments and Courtroom Insight allow firms to contextualize their internal data with crucial document intelligence and external matter information, unlocking more advanced AI and analytics workflows.

This agile approach to development ensures that the platform can evolve alongside the needs of its clients, rapidly adding new integrations as the legal tech market changes. As noted by Baldwin, "This ability is fundamental to accelerating time to value and allowing the business users to focus on operations, services and outcomes rather than the underlying plumbing required to build and maintain a modern lakehouse."