We design, install, and manage private AI systems that run on hardware in your own office, along with the secure IT underneath them. Your people get modern tools. Client files never touch a public AI service.
Client security questionnaires and outside counsel guidelines now include AI clauses. Many require you to disclose which AI tools touch their files, and some prohibit sending client material to public AI services at all. Cyber insurers have started asking the same questions.
The question isn't whether your firm will use AI. It's whether client files leave the building when it does.
If the firm doesn't provide an approved tool, someone is pasting a draft into a consumer chatbot tonight. Banning AI doesn't stop that. Giving people a better tool, one that's faster and already connected to the firm's documents, does.
Open-weight language models running on a single server in your office can now draft, summarize, compare documents, and answer questions across your files with citations to the source. You own the hardware, so the cost is fixed instead of growing with every seat and every query.
We size and install the hardware, deploy and tune the models, connect them to your document system with the same permissions and ethical walls you already enforce, and write the policy that governs their use. Then we manage it along with the rest of your IT, because private AI is only as secure as the network it runs on.
Firm leadership wants AI without the exposure. The people doing the work want AI that's fast and actually useful. A private system delivers both.
You answer to clients, insurers, and your partners. A private system lets you say yes to AI and still give a clear answer about where client data goes.
Check your AI readinessAn assistant that already knows where the firm's documents are, runs inside your normal tools, and doesn't come with a confidentiality warning.
Tell us what you'd use it forMost firms start with a private AI pilot on one practice group's documents. Because AI is only as secure as the systems beneath it, we manage those too.
Servers sized to your firm, with open-weight models installed, tuned, updated, and monitored.
Private search and Q&A over your DMS and file shares that respects existing permissions and ethical walls.
Usage policy, approved tools, blocking of public chatbots on firm devices, audit logging, and staff training.
Monitoring, patching, devices, and support with written response times.
MFA, endpoint detection, email security, wire-fraud safeguards, and incident response.
Server rooms, power, cooling, networks, and tested backups built for local workloads.
A few examples of the work, shared without client names. Every engagement starts with the same readiness review.
Example engagements. Replace with your own anonymized results before launch.
A 45-minute conversation about what you want AI to do and what your environment can support, followed by a written summary and a pilot proposal. There's no cost, and you keep the summary.