Intapp

Intapp

Intapp, Inc. · Marketing

Intapp is cloud software for law, accounting, consulting, and investment firms, combining deal intelligence with risk, time, and governed AI tools.

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About Intapp

What Is Intapp

Intapp sells professional services software, a connected set of apps for the business side of a firm. The company started in 2000 and trades on Nasdaq as INTA. Its customers are law firms, accounting networks, consultancies, investment banks, private capital funds, and real estate investors. All of them work on client matters, hold confidential records, and bill for expertise, so the software covers growth, compliance, and profitability instead of one narrow job.

Most firms already own fragments of this. A CRM holds contacts. A document system holds files. Spreadsheets hold pipeline, and risk approvals sit in an inbox. Intapp's case is that these fragments should share one data model and one set of access rules. Check a conflict and the same relationship and matter data feeds the answer. Log a client call and the CRM record updates itself.

Scale is the catch. Intapp is enterprise software sold through demos and implementation projects. A ten-lawyer boutique won't find a signup button or a price list. A rollout at a large firm can run for months and leans on internal IT plus Intapp's own services team.

Getting Started

  1. Book a demo with Intapp sales and name the workflows you want to fix, such as intake, conflicts, or pipeline reporting.
  2. Sign the contract, then scope an implementation with Intapp services or a partner. Expect data migration, system connections, and security review.
  3. Configure the industry data model, user roles, and ethical walls so people see only what they're cleared to see.
  4. Pilot with one practice group, then extend to the rest of the firm and switch on Celeste use cases for the roles that need them.

Product Information

A quick look at Intapp's pricing, supported platforms, and performance.

Free PlanNo
Paid PlansCustom quote
PlatformWeb, with Microsoft 365 and Microsoft Teams integrations
DeveloperIntapp, Inc.
CategoryMarketing
Release DateJan 2019
Latest UpdatedOct 2026
Website Visits220.2K
Website Global Rank137.9K
API AvailabilityYes

Best for

The users, tasks, and scenarios where this tool fits best.

Users

  • Law firm partners and business development teams
  • Accounting firm risk and independence teams
  • Investment banking and private capital deal teams
  • Consulting firm operations leads

Tasks

  • Clearing a new client before engagement
  • Tracking a live pipeline
  • Capturing billable time
  • Briefing a partner before a meeting

Scenarios

  • Onboarding a lateral hire
  • Preparing for a regulatory or client audit
  • Cross selling between practice groups

Key features

Intapp Celeste, AI Grounded in Firm Data

Celeste is the AI layer Intapp sells across its products. It reads client, deal, relationship, and engagement records, so answers start from the firm's own context rather than a blank prompt. Use cases ship per industry, covering tasks like ranking deals, scoring investor relationships, and drafting outreach. Intapp says the library holds more than 100 of them. Sensitive writes need human approval, and firms can pick which underlying model runs underneath.

Relationship and Deal Intelligence in DealCloud

DealCloud is the CRM half of the platform, built for firms that win work through networks. Relationship maps show connections across partners, bankers, investors, and clients, while relationship scores rank coverage by strength and momentum. Activity capture pulls emails and meetings from Outlook with no manual logging, and outcome attribution ties closed mandates back to the people who opened the door.

Conflicts, Intake, and Ethical Walls

This is the compliance core: Intapp Intake, Intapp Conflicts, Intapp Terms, Intapp Walls, and Intapp Employee Compliance. Searches run across the firm's own records, and results come back with the reasoning attached. Walls enforce need-to-know rules at the record level, so a matter stays closed even when someone searches for it. Intake routes new business through risk review before a partner commits.

Time Capture and Billing

Intapp Time rebuilds a working day from calendar entries, emails, and documents, then proposes time entries with draft narratives. Lawyers edit instead of typing from memory at 11 p.m., which is the difference between accurate billing and write-offs. Billstream handles prebilling and e-billing review, and both tie back to matter and rate data already in the platform.

Collaboration Inside Microsoft 365

Intapp Workspaces builds engagement workspaces in Microsoft Teams with templated folders, permissions, and audit trails. When the matter closes, the workspace archives into the document system with its history intact. Firms keep the tool their people already open all day, and governance runs in the background rather than as a separate portal nobody visits.

Open APIs, Connectors, and Model Choice

Celeste reaches the firm's systems through open APIs and MCP, and it respects the permissions of whoever asks the question. Connectors cover Intapp products, Microsoft 365, the web, and Snowflake. Because model choice sits with the firm, a legal team can standardize on one vendor while an investment bank picks another, without changing the workflow above it.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • One data model links growth, risk, and time, so a conflict check and a pipeline report draw on the same records.
  • Governance is part of the AI design: ethical walls, need-to-know rules, and approval gates for writes.
  • Industry data models ship ready for law, accounting, consulting, banking, private capital, and real assets.
  • Microsoft 365 stays the daily workspace, which shortens training for people who resist new portals.

Cons

  • No published pricing and no self-serve trial, so any evaluation starts with a sales conversation.
  • Implementation takes months and usually needs professional services, which raises the real cost above the license fee.
  • Depth varies by module, and a firm that buys the full suite may pay for products its teams barely open.

Frequently asked questions

It runs the operational side of a professional firm. That means client intake, conflict checks, relationship and deal tracking, time capture, and billing, all sharing one data model. The AI layer, Celeste, sits on top of those records and answers questions or drafts work from them.