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# 29 June 2025
## Deeper integration with iManage
New feature While ClauseBuddy already integrated with iManage by allowing to *push* files from iManage to a Truffle Hunt basket, it was not yet possible to obtain files from iManage in the other modules of ClauseBuddy.
ClauseBuddy now allows a much deeper integration. Essentially, everywhere you can upload documents in ClauseBuddy, you can now obtain those documents from iManage.
## Integration with Sharepoint / OneDrive
New feature ClauseBuddy now deeply integrates with Sharepoint!
The functionality is essentially the same as with iManage, see previous item.
## Integration with LawVu
New feature ClauseBuddy now deeply integrates with LawVu!
The functionality is essentially the same as with iManage, see previous item.
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