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HighQ review
HighQ, owned by Thomson Reuters, is a legal collaboration platform with virtual data room functionality built primarily for law firms and corporate legal departments handling M&A and litigation matters.
What it does well
- +Deep integration with the wider Thomson Reuters legal technology and research ecosystem.
- +Named tier structure starting with HighQ Essentials makes plan comparison clearer than fully custom vendors.
- +Certified through the Microsoft 365 App Certification programme, indicating reviewed data handling practices.
Where it falls short
- −Positioned more broadly as a legal collaboration suite, so its data room specific features are less specialised than pure play VDR vendors.
- −Full pricing detail still requires contacting Thomson Reuters sales rather than being listed publicly.
Pricing
Thomson Reuters lists named HighQ plans starting with HighQ Essentials but requires prospective customers to contact sales for final subscription pricing based on user count and modules.
Security and compliance
HighQ has passed Microsoft 365 App Certification review and Thomson Reuters references SOC 2 and ISO 27001 aligned controls across its legal technology security documentation.
HighQ at a glance
HighQ is made by Thomson Reuters, based in London, United Kingdom. It ranks 27 of 99 platforms with a score of 7.8 out of 10. Entry price is On request (Essentials and higher tiers, quote based), access is offered as demo only, and the documented security position is SOC 2, ISO 27001 aligned, Microsoft 365 certified. Checked 1 September 2026.
Structured Q&A
Yes
AI redaction
Not documented
Dynamic watermarking
Yes
DRM and revocation
Yes
Public API
Yes
SSO and SAML
Yes
MCP integration
Not documented
Contract management
Yes
Legal drafting
Not documented
Self serve trial
Not documented
Vendor page checked: https://legalsolutions.thomsonreuters.co.uk/en/products-services/highq/plans-pricing.html
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