LAW FIRMS
Your standard is privilege. Ours came from the Pentagon.
Law firm software has to clear a bar most vendors wave at: client confidentiality is not a feature tier. Our engineers built systems for the Department of Defense and hold active clearances. We have also built document analysis for law firms specifically. The overlap is the point.
The way it works now
Intake is a phone call and a legal pad. Conflicts checks are a search box and hope. Discovery and document review consume associate hours at rates that make clients wince, and the practice management platform charges per user, per month, for workflows that still end in Word and Outlook. Meanwhile every AI vendor on Earth is pitching you tools that would put client data somewhere you cannot see.
What custom looks like
Intake and conflicts workflows shaped to your practice areas, with matter records structured from the first call.
Document analysis pipelines, built private: extraction, summarization, classification, and review support for contracts, discovery, and case files, running on infrastructure you control (including fully local hardware in your office where the sensitivity demands it: a DGX Spark-class or EVO-class 128GB workstation is enough for a great deal of this work).
Matter workflow and deadline systems that track the dates that end careers when missed.
Where agents fit
First-pass document triage and privilege-log support, with every output reviewed by a lawyer, by design.
Intake follow-up that keeps potential clients warm without a paralegal running a spreadsheet.
Billing narrative cleanup: time entries drafted into client-ready language for attorney review.
Compliance
Architected around confidentiality and privilege from the first decision: access control by matter, encryption in transit and at rest, audit trails, and data residency you can explain to a client in one sentence.
Sound like your shop?
Tell us what your week actually looks like. First conversation is free, and it is with an engineer.