Resource Type: Live Webinar

Ask about spend. Act on legal requests. Automate contract review work.

Legal teams are being asked to move faster, control outside counsel costs, improve service to the business, and manage contract risk with fewer manual steps. But the information needed to do that work is often buried across reports, inboxes, intake forms, matter records, invoices, vendors, and contract repositories.

Join Onit for a product launch webinar featuring the latest AI releases across Unity ELM, Unity LSR, and ContractWorks Premium. See how Onit is bringing AI into the day-to-day work legal teams already manage, from answering spend questions and triaging legal requests to reviewing contracts and keeping contract data actionable.

In this session, you will:

• See how Onit’s latest AI innovations are reshaping legal operations across spend management, legal intake, and contract lifecycle management
• Explore practical applications of AI that help legal teams move from insight to action within existing workflows
• Understand how governed data, workflow automation, and AI-assisted decision-making can improve operational performance
• Gain a roadmap for leveraging emerging legal technology to increase efficiency, visibility, and business alignment

This is how legal teams move beyond isolated AI tools and bring intelligence directly into the workflows that drive legal operations.

This webinar is being recorded and uses AI to generate transcripts, summaries, and insights to improve eachattendee’s experience and  we may use such actionable insights in accordance with our privacy policy (Onit’s Privacy & Cookie Policy Explained! #LegalTech). By attending, you acknowledge and consent to this use.

Outside counsel selection has a direct impact on legal spend, matter outcomes, and business confidence in the legal function.

Yet many legal teams still manage RFPs through scattered emails, inconsistent spreadsheets, and disconnected review cycles. The result is limited visibility into pricing, inconsistent evaluations, and decisions that can be difficult to compare, defend, or repeat. 

Let’s change that.

Join us for a demo of Unity RFP and see how legal teams can:

• Standardize how firms are invited, evaluated, compared, and selected 
• Create competitive pricing pressure through structured bidding workflows 
• Compare pricing, staffing plans, and proposal terms in one place 
• Capture evaluations, communications, and award decisions in a complete audit trail 
• Connect sourcing decisions directly to legal work and spend management 

This is how legal teams bring more structure, transparency, and accountability to outside counsel selection.

This webinar is being recorded and uses AI to generate transcripts, summaries, and insights to improve eachattendee’s experience and  we may use such actionable insights in accordance with our privacy policy (Onit’s Privacy & Cookie Policy Explained! #LegalTech).   By attending, you acknowledge and consent to this use.

Most in-house legal teams still select outside counsel the same way they always have. A shortlist of familiar firms, a few calls, and a decision that comes down to relationships. That works until it doesn’t.

RFPs can help legal teams make more informed, value-driven decisions, but many departments struggle to build a process that produces meaningful results.

Join Jason Winmill, Chair of the Buying Legal Council and one of the legal industry’s most experienced practitioners in legal sourcing and outside counsel management, along with Onit’s legal expert Jeffrey Solomon, as they break down what separates RFP myth from best practice.

You will walk away knowing how to:

• To use RFPs to gather more meaningful and comparable information across firms
• Evaluate outside counsel on value and fit, not just cost
• Bring more structure and consistency to outside counsel selection
• Keep the gains from your RFP from fading once firms are selected 

This webinar is being recorded and uses AI to generate transcripts, summaries, and insights to improve eachattendee’s experience and  we may use such actionable insights in accordance with our privacy policy (Onit’s Privacy & Cookie Policy Explained! #LegalTech).   By attending, you acknowledge and consent to this use.

Date & Time: June 2^nd, 1 pm EST 

When legal teams lack visibility into vendor performance, billing behavior, and matter history, it’s hard to make informed decisions or enforce accountability.

You end up reacting to billing surprises, chasing updates across email, and guessing which firms are actually delivering value.

Let’s change that.

Join us for a 20-minute live demo of Unity ELM and see how legal teams can:

• Centralize vendor profiles, matter history, and spend details in one system 
• Track performance, billing compliance, and engagement history 
• Enforce staffing rules, rates, and billing guidelines with AI-assisted review 
• Collaborate with outside counsel directly within the matter record 
• Use real-time insights to make smarter vendor and panel firm decisions 

This is how legal teams build a more connected, accountable vendor strategy without the manual mess.

Date & Time: May 7th, 1 pm EST 

When legal teams rely on manual processes to assign work, track deadlines, and manage approvals, time is spent on repetitive tasks instead of higher-value work.

Requests require manual triage. Deadlines depend on follow-up. And simple workflows like approvals and assignments create unnecessary delays.

OnitX helps legal teams automate these low-value tasks so work moves faster, more consistently, and with less manual effort.

Want to see how it works in practice?

Join us for a 20-minute live demo and see how legal teams can:

• Automatically assign work based on matter type, team structure, or workload 
• Trigger tasks and deadlines dynamically, including trial-related activities tied to key dates 
• Streamline budget and invoice approvals with configurable, automated workflows 
• Reduce manual follow-up while improving consistency and governance across legal operations 

This is how modern legal teams eliminate repetitive work and scale operations without adding complexity.