ChatGPTClaudeCopilotJUNE fileMatterDeadlinesDocuments← readswrites back →50+ functions
International law firms and companies trust JUNE
JUNE MCP
From the assistant straight into the case.
In law firms and legal departments, the AI assistant has become the first screen of the day. Its usefulness depends on what it can access. JUNE MCP connects the assistant to the full case portfolio, so teams can work directly with their matters, deadlines and documents in Copilot, Claude or ChatGPT.
The direction is what matters. Most connections of this kind only read: they search document sets, summarise, report back. JUNE MCP writes back. The work ends at a result that is already part of the matter, rather than at an answer in a chat window that somebody then transfers by hand.
Asking
Writing back
Providers
Usable in the leading AI assistants
The tool your organisation standardises on this year has a successor next year. Until now that meant a migration project. Now it is a setting.
ChatGPT Available
Claude Available
Copilot Available
Legora In preparation
Harvey In preparation
More providers Coming soon
Model Context Protocol
Two worlds. One perfect match.
50+JUNE functions, reachable from Copilot, Claude and ChatGPT
The assistant, now on the matter.
Claude, Copilot and ChatGPT already know how legal work is done – drafting, researching, structuring an argument. What they don’t have is the matter itself: which client, which deadline, which document is on file. Until now, that had to be typed in or copied over by hand, one case at a time.
One connection. Serves them all.
The server isn’t rebuilt for each provider – it follows the Model Context Protocol, the standard the leading AI providers have settled on. Connect once, and more than 50 functions reach the same case files, deadlines and documents across Copilot, Claude and ChatGPT. The tools will keep changing. The file stays.
Changing tools is merely a setting.
Your teams work in the assistant they already have open. Switching it later costs a configuration change, not an integration project.
Permissions & security
The permission model doesn’t change – it’s applied.
Nobody gets new permissions. Everyone keeps the rights they already have.
Each user signs in with their own JUNE account, so the assistant only sees what that person is authorised to access.
Roles and matter separation remain intact.
Write actions require confirmation.
You decide who is enabled, down to the individual matter.
JUNE V10
One of our biggest releases yet. MCP is only one part of it.
Four further changes ship with the release. They concern the work inside the matter itself, where the tasks originate that the assistant then drives from the outside. Each of them gets its own page over the coming weeks.
Claim accounts
Several claim accounts per matter, with claims, interest, costs and payments in one view. Base rate rules and the statutory order of payment allocation (§ 367 BGB) are built in, repayment schedules are generated from instalment size or term, and statements of claim export as .docx and .pdf.
beBPo and eBO connection
Messages from Germany’s secure electronic mailboxes for legal correspondence are retrieved and sent from within the platform. They run through the configured inbound message process, so electronic filing takes the same path as the rest of the post. Use requires the corresponding licences.
New mass features
We have integrated even more comprehensive tools to help you manage large volumes of files and data: change thousands of facts in a single step or run workflows across all your files.
Deeper email integration
Working with emails is now an inherent part of JUNE files. Manage the entire communication flow in the JUNE Story and automate your email correspondence with other parties.