Private AI · self-hosted · Australian
Legal
Client files, contracts and privileged material can't be fed into public AI without breaching confidentiality and privilege.
How it works
Runs on-premises or in your private cloud, so privileged material stays inside the firm.
Compliance in scope
Legal professional privilege · confidentiality obligations · Australian Privacy Principles.
In practice
We built a private AI that reads a case from multiple expert angles at once - a rounded, multi-perspective analysis in a single pass, entirely on the firm’s own data.
What it would look like for you
A partner wants to know which of the firm's active engagement letters cap liability below the standard position, and which of those come up for renewal this quarter. Today that is a paralegal and the better part of two days. With the same material indexed inside the firm, it is a question asked in plain English - and the answer comes back with the engagement letter each finding came from, so it can be checked rather than trusted. Nothing has left the building to make that happen.
That is Document Answers and Gap-Checker - two of the six builds we start from, customised to how your firm actually works. See all six →
Privilege and client confidentiality are not obligations you can set aside because a tool was convenient. Whatever reads a privileged file inherits them. Why this question is getting louder →
