Before you talk to us

Documents and commitments to review

Review the information available now and the documents to obtain before go-live.

The pilot security pack

Documents to review before go-live

Read the privacy notice and request the other security documents. Review the pack with your security lead before go-live.

Our obligations as processor, your instructions as controller, breach notification, and what happens to your data when the pilot ends.
What is in it
- Pilot agreement and applicable schedules
- Documented instructions, and no training on your data
- Confidentiality and professional privilege, including what we do if an authority asks
- Security measures, listed individually
- Sub-processors, with an objection right
- Data subject rights, breach notification, DPIA assistance
- Data return and deletion, including backups
- Audit rights
- International transfers
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Every third party touching your data, what each one does, and the country it runs in.
What is in it
- Platform: Supabase, Vercel and OpenAI. Website and contact: Vercel, n8n and Calendly. The contractual supplier list specifies their roles, processing locations and applicable transfer safeguards.
- Purpose stated for each
- Published in our privacy notice, live now
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How long each category is held, and how deletion is evidenced.
What is in it
- Enquiry text, extracted names, generated brief
- Acknowledgement sent, tracker and audit entries
- Backups and archive copies
- AI-provider retention according to the services and settings documented in the security pack
- Periods agreed with your firm, not imposed
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The scheme in plain terms: what is encrypted, where the keys live, who can reach them.
What is in it
- Hybrid X25519 and ML-KEM-1024
- AES-256-GCM symmetric layer
- ML-DSA-87 signing on audit checkpoints
- Key custody, rotation and recovery
- Why hybrid, following ANSSI guidance
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A documented mapping of declared controls to OWASP ASVS requirements. The mapping does not constitute an independent audit.
What is in it
- Control by control, against a published standard
- Level claimed, and the date of the mapping
- Gaps stated rather than omitted
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The exact wording a prospect sees, showing the system gives no legal advice.
What is in it
- The exact text sent to an enquirer
- No legal advice, no lawyer-client relationship
- Reviewed and approved by your firm before go-live
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The guarantee, tested

Would this enquiry be covered?

These three answers indicate possible coverage. The signed terms and the pilot dates remain relevant.

It is in the practice area you defined on day one

It arrived through a channel connected to the pilot

It meets the written criteria you set with us

Within the indicated scope.Based on these answers, the enquiry appears to fall within the guarantee’s scope. Article 4 provides for the deposit to be returned and the balance waived for a covered failure.

The guarantee covers the handling of qualifying enquiries. It does not guarantee conversion into matters.

Professional conduct

Where the line sits

Review the software’s administrative tasks and the decisions that remain with your firm.

What the system does

Captures the enquiry from form, inbox or missed call
Classifies the matter and scores urgency
Extracts names and organisations for your conflict process
Drafts an internal brief for a lawyer
Sends an acknowledgement whose wording you approved in advance

What it never does

Gives legal advice, or any view on the merits
Creates a lawyer-client relationship
Clears a conflict, or decides one is clear
Sends anything to a client without the firm’s approval
Makes legal decisions or accepts a matter without the firm’s approval

We claim no regulatory approval, and no supplier can give you one. The sample client disclaimer in the pack shows the exact wording a prospect sees, so your own conduct check has something concrete to examine.

Fit

Needs the pilot can help you assess

Worth a conversation

Enquiries your firm receives directly
Enquiries arriving faster than a person can triage them
A need to track and route new enquiries
One practice area you can define clearly for a pilot

Points to consider before starting

Enquiries already answered within minutes today
Work that arrives entirely by referral or panel appointment
No single person able to approve briefs during the pilot
A need for advice on the matter itself, which we do not provide

What a pilot costs you

The time your team needs to allow

Pricing sets out the costs. The following steps describe your team’s involvement.

01
A 15-minute call
One founder. Your practice area and how enquiries reach you now.
02
Your criteria, in writing
What counts as a qualifying enquiry, and where each one should go. Defined together on day one, then fixed.
03
Access to the channels
Your team configures connected channels and platform access. Using the service on iPhone requires the app.
04
Wording you approve
The acknowledgement a prospect receives, in your name. Nothing is sent before you sign it off.
05
A reviewer
A named lawyer reviews the briefs and proposed replies.

Target setup: 7 days. 60-day pilot, then month to month, cancel any time, export your data whenever you want.

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