Intapp (NASDAQ: INTA) has expanded its partnership with Moody's to integrate Moody's financial data directly into Intapp's agentic AI platform, Celeste, according to a company press release.

The integration allows users in legal, private capital, and accounting firms to access Moody's credit risk assessments, entity screening results, and ownership structures through Celeste without leaving their existing workflows. The connection is built on the Model Context Protocol (MCP), an open standard for linking AI systems to external data sources.

Deal professionals using Intapp DealCloud can access counterparty risk signals and financial health indicators at the point of decision. Firms conducting new business intake and conflicts checks can pull Moody's entity and ownership data directly into those workflows. Private capital and accounting firms can access credit signals during portfolio monitoring, fund diligence, and entity verification.

"Moody's data has always been designed for exactly these moments — and our expanded partnership with Intapp now puts that intelligence inside Intapp's AI-native workflows," said Helen Rider, Head of Global Sales at Moody's.

Don Coleman, Chief Operating Officer at Intapp, said: "Our clients can now surface counterparty risk, credit signals, and entity data through a natural conversation with Celeste, without breaking their concentration or their process."

The integration is available to existing Intapp customers who hold an active Moody's data subscription. No additional Intapp licensing is required, and activation is handled through Intapp's customer success team.