Meet the Casepoint MCP Server
The Casepoint MCP Server connects your organization’s approved AI ecosystem to Casepoint’s unified platform — extending secure AI access across legal, regulatory, investigative, and compliance workflows.
Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard that allows AI agents to securely interact with enterprise applications using governed tools and permissions.
The Casepoint MCP Server provides one secure, standardized connection between your organization’s approved AI ecosystem and Casepoint’s unified platform. Instead of connecting AI to a single application or isolated workflow, organizations can extend governed AI access across the legal and government work managed in Casepoint.
Use the AI models and agents your organization already trusts without being locked into a single AI ecosystem.
Maintain authentication, permissions, auditing, and governance across AI interactions with Casepoint.
Connect approved AI tools to Casepoint through an open, standardized protocol instead of building a separate integration for every AI application.
The Casepoint MCP Server extends the security and governance controls organizations already rely on within Casepoint.
Every MCP interaction is:
Authenticated using the individual user’s identity
Authorized according to the user’s existing permissions
Governed by Casepoint’s role-based access controls
Captured through audit logging and activity tracking
AI models and agents cannot access information beyond what the authenticated user is authorized to access within Casepoint.
Built on Casepoint’s government-grade security foundation, the MCP Server enables agencies and highly regulated enterprises to extend AI across sensitive workflows while maintaining governance and control.
