Laurel today announced the Laurel plugin for ChatGPT Enterprise, to combine frontier intelligence with deep legal search and instructions for professional legal analysis and writing. Lawyers have no shortage of work or ideas for doing it better. By bringing Laurel's record of captured work together with ChatGPT model capabilities to summarize and question that record, the plugin helps lawyers see where their time went and where recorded time falls short of the work behind it. This gives lawyers more room to pursue the work they have not yet been able to do.
Laurel announces plugin for ChatGPT Enterprise
Helps lawyers ask where their time went and find hours missing from timesheets
Combines Laurel's record of captured work with ChatGPT capabilities
Available to Laurel customers through ChatGPT plugin directory
Administrators enable plugin before members can install in managed workspaces
Each lawyer connects their own Laurel account for personalized results
For example, a lawyer can use the Laurel plugin within ChatGPT Enterprise to understand what they worked on for a client that week and review a summary of that activity by client, matter, or application alongside the time entries already recorded. The plugin surfaces the gaps between the two. Entering and submitting time continues in Laurel. Lawyers no longer have to log into Laurel to see their own work. Questions that used to mean clicking through reports become a question asked in plain language and answered at the moment it comes up. Those already working in ChatGPT can pull their work record into what they are doing on the platform rather than switching tools.
The lawyers who want to go further can build on it. A weekly readout of where the week went, an analysis of which matters are consuming the most time, or a custom agent that reports back every Friday are all things a lawyer can assemble themselves, using their own work record as the input.
"Lawyers know better than we do what questions to ask about their own work. Our job was to make the record good enough to answer them, then get out of the way. Now a lawyer can ask what happened on a matter, in the tool they already have open, and get the actual answer." – Ryan Alshak, CEO and co-founder of Laurel
"We believe the next generation of AI for law will be built around what makes each firm distinctive - its expertise, judgment, and way of working. By building alongside Laurel, we're turning that expertise into AI lawyers can use every day, creating new ways for firms to serve their clients and shape the future of legal work." – Jason Boehmig, GM Legal Industry at OpenAI
About Laurel
Laurel is the work intelligence platform for professional services — AI handles capture, classification, and narrative drafting, automating the administrative work draining professional time and turning every work activity into ready-to-review timesheets, real-time profitability, AI ROI, and pricing intelligence.
