Email Documents Directly to eBrevia for Faster AI Contract Review
Legal teams lose valuable time before contract review even begins.
Documents arrive by email, shared drives, or file transfer tools. Someone has to download them, upload them to the right system, notify the team, and confirm what was received. During high-stakes matters like mergers, acquisitions, and large-scale contract reviews, that intake process quickly becomes a bottleneck.
eBrevia’s new email feature, powered by eBrevia Connect, eliminates that friction so contracts move from inbox to AI-powered analysis instantly.
What Is eBrevia Connect’s email feature?
eBrevia Connect’s email feature allows anyone - internal staff, outside counsel, or clients - to email documents directly into eBrevia.
Once documents are sent:
They are automatically uploaded into the eBrevia platform
eBrevia’s AI processes and summarizes each document
The eBrevia account holder receives an email notification confirming receipt and summarizing what was uploaded
No manual uploads. No chasing files. No uncertainty about what’s in your queue.
eBrevia’s new email feature, powered by Connect, lets clients and partners send contracts directly to eBrevia by email. Contracts are uploaded, and notifications with summaries are shared with team members.
How It Works
Email the documents
Contracts are sent to a secure, dedicated eBrevia inbox—no eBrevia account required for the sender.Automatic document upload
eBrevia uploads and organizes the documents as soon as they arrive.AI-generated summaries by email
The account holder receives an email identifying each document and summarizing key content.Immediate contract analysis
Users can enter eBrevia to begin AI-assisted contract review or delegate review to a junior attorney or paralegal.
Use Case: M&A Due Diligence Without the Intake Chaos
Consider an in-house legal team managing contract due diligence during a merger.
Outside counsel collects contracts and emails them directly to the company’s eBrevia inbox. Within minutes:
All contracts are securely uploaded
The in-house lawyer receives an email listing the documents received
Each contract is summarized using eBrevia’s AI
From there, the team can:
Quickly assess what types of agreements were received
Identify high-risk or high-priority contracts
Assign review work efficiently
Begin structured due diligence directly in eBrevia
What once took hours of administrative coordination now happens automatically.
Why integrating email with eBrevia Improves Legal AI Workflows
This feature isn’t just about convenience—it improves how legal teams operate at scale.
Faster document intake
Contracts move directly from email into AI contract analysis software.
Immediate visibility
AI summaries provide instant understanding of incoming documents.
Reduced manual work
No downloading, renaming, or re-uploading files.
Simpler collaboration with external parties
Clients and outside counsel can send documents using email—no new tools required.
More time for legal judgment
Legal professionals spend less time managing documents and more time evaluating risk and strategy.
Built for How Legal Teams Actually Work
Email remains the primary way legal teams exchange documents—especially across organizations. Email with eBrevia Connect embraces that reality while adding structure, automation, and insight.
Whether you’re managing:
M&A due diligence
Contract portfolio reviews
Commercial agreement analysis
Ongoing legal operations
Emailing via eBrevia Connect ensures document intake never slows down your work.
From Email to AI-Powered Contract Insight
With eBrevia Connect, contracts don’t sit in inboxes waiting to be processed. They’re uploaded, summarized, and ready for review. Automatically.
Send the documents.
Get the summary.
Start the analysis.
About eBrevia
Established in 2011 and trusted by some of the world’s most prestigious companies, eBrevia is a leader in AI contract analysis and management with clients in the US, EMEA, and APAC. For more than a decade, eBrevia serves law firms, corporations, audit/consulting companies, and financial institutions, such as Baker McKenzie, Norton Rose Fulbright, Kroll, SAP, Intel, PwC, EY, and MUFG.
