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Automating 90% of finance and legal work with agents

Not a pilot. Hebbia's AI agents now automate 90% of finance and legal workflows—powered by OpenAI.

Reporting by OpenAI Blog 1 min brief
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Why it matters

Enterprise AI agents are moving from capability demos to production deployment at scale. This signals real business impact in high-stakes, regulated industries where automation was previously thought impossible.

The key facts

5 to know

  1. Hebbia automation covers 90% of finance and legal work

  2. Built on OpenAI models

  3. Published on OpenAI's official blog (Mar 25, 2025)

  4. Target verticals: finance and legal (regulated, high-complexity sectors)

  5. Deployment stage: production-ready (not conceptual)

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Publisher excerpt: Hebbia’s deep research automates 90% of finance and legal work, powered by OpenAI
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