Juro upgrades Claude connector to enable contract drafting and AI review within chat

Juro, the intelligent contracting platform, has upgraded its Claude connector to enable users to draft contracts and redline them with AI, all from within chat.

LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM, September 10, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Intelligent contracting platform Juro (juro.com) has released a major expansion of its Claude connector, giving customers the ability to run contract workflows end to end from inside the leading LLM for enterprise.

While legal teams lean on frontier AI assistants for much of their daily work, contract workflows and repositories still live in separate systems. Juro’s upgraded connector – available in Claude’s official directory – closes that gap.

Not only can users search across document content and smartfields, analyse them for risks or unusual terms – they can access write and review capabilities too.

From a Claude conversation, users can draft a new contract from an approved Juro template, edit an existing document, download a contract to work on elsewhere, and upload a revised file back to Juro as a new version of the same record.

Business users can also submit incoming third-party contracts, which are triaged; reviewed by AI (according to the intake rules the legal team has configured); then routed to the correct approver.

Claude can also build dashboards and data visualisations from the repository, tracking metrics such as renewal dates, contract values and approval status.
Because the connector works wherever Claude does, teams can work with their Juro documents from Slack and from Word. Juro’s MCP server also supports ChatGPT and Wordsmith, so customers keep the choice of which assistant to use.

Usage of Juro’s Claude connector is growing 120% month on month. Molly Farrow, Head of Legal at Akriva Health and an early user, said: “The Juro-Claude integration doesn’t just give me a dashboard – it gives me a command centre.”

In-house legal teams are increasingly turning to AI rather than law firms or additional headcount to get work done, according to Juro’s ‘State of In-house 2026’ research. When asked how much of the work currently sent out to law firms could be insourced using AI, 68% of respondents said more than 10%. 20% said more than 25%.

Juro CEO & Co-founder, Richard Mabey, said:

“Legal teams shouldn’t have to choose between the AI assistant their business loves, and the system where their contracts live. With the latest advances in our Claude connector, they don’t have to. We’ve seen huge uptake from creative legal teams who want to use AI to achieve better outcomes for their internal clients.”

See the connector in action here: Claude-Juro demo video.

Tom Bangay
Juro
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