June 2026

Early Access
Features marked with an asterisk [ * ] are behind Feature Flag and being released and documented for Early Access. You can stay in the loop with further announcements about these features in future release notes.

Updates in feature releases, product improvements, and bug fixes.

Ask Semantic Matches*

In addition to Ask’s answer and citations, Ask now displays Semantic Matches, or source passages and corresponding documents that are relevant to your Ask query. These are sorted by the Ask similarity score – a percentage between 0% and 100% – which reflects the relevance of the passage to your query:

Low: 30%–49% similarity
Medium: 50%–69% similarity
High: 70%–100% similarity

Documents with less than 30% are not considered similar and not represented in the Semantic Matches bar.

Document discussing Enron's bankruptcy and Kenneth Lay's involvement in hearings.

Clicking low, medium, or high on the candy bar allows you to add documents of that similarity to your search. Or you can choose from a custom range.

Interface for selecting documents based on similarity score range for search functionality.

Ask high-scoring documents report*

Export your high-scoring semantic matches to CSV for quick review. The Snippets Text column displays the document’s snippet, or the most relevant group of text to your query from that document. Relevancy Scores are also listed (0.00–1.00), and documents are organized by highest to lowest score.

Document snippets discussing Enron's operations and management strategies in various sections.

You can learn more about how to use above features in the Ask documentation folder.

Auto-redaction configuration*

Configuration settings for automatic redactions of personal information and keywords.

Create your own redactions that automatically apply redaction labels to PII, keywords, or regular expressions. Once added to the table, auto-redactions will be implemented upon opening a document and be labeled with the redaction code and color of your choice.

Custom native file naming

Configure customizable file names when creating a download using a drag-and-drop builder. You can combine metadata fields, custom fields, and tags into a naming scheme with a configurable delimiter and a fallback file name if all fields are empty.

Custom file naming options for Bates numbering and document management are displayed.

Other fixes and tweaks

Ticket ID	Title	Description	Fix Date (bugs only)
CREEP-11827	Redaction description summary	Load file exports now include a "Redaction Description Summary" field that displays the reasoning behind each redaction, not just the redaction label.
CREEP-11608	Set project assignee upon project creation	You can now assign a project assignee while making a new project in the Create Project modal.
CREEP-11460	Bates / Document Number Clarification	Changed the labeling of "Bates Number" to "Bates/Document Number" in various dropdowns, better representing that these selections apply to both production Bates numbers and the document's unique system ID.
CREEP-10852	Redaction label choices applicable to search	Improved the “Include redactions on images and redactable natives” list in the Downloads modal. Now, only redaction labels that are applicable to documents within the search are visible.
LGKPROC-3769	Upgraded OCR processing library	Upgraded the OCR processing library for more accurate rendering, eliminating doubled text layers on certain PDF types and improving search hit highlighting alignment.
CREEP-10872	“Has Splits” tag consistency	Fixed an issue where the "Has Splits" tag was not consistently counted in both Tag and Auto Tags filters.	6-1-2026