Put AI to work on client matters without breaking client trust.
Law firms, tax advisers, auditors and consultancies hold client data in every prompt. AssurAI lets your people use AI on real work while keeping professional secrecy, ethical walls and the evidence clients now ask for.
The pressure on professional services.
Professional secrecy
Lawyers, tax advisers and auditors are bound by professional secrecy, and engaging IT service providers is regulated for them.
Clients ask how you use AI
Panel reviews, RFPs and engagement letters now include AI clauses and questionnaires.
Ethical walls
A model with access to every matter can leak across matters. Access has to follow the wall.
Where AssurAI fits.
Document and contract review
Private models review, compare and summarise documents without leaving your environment.
Knowledge search across matters
Search that respects matter-level permissions and ethical walls, enforced at the gateway.
Client-facing assistants
Assistants that answer clients within defined limits, with every answer logged.
Answering client AI questionnaires
A certificate and evidence pack that answers the AI section of a panel review.
The rules that apply.
Dates and scope as of November 2026. This is an overview, not legal advice.
- Section 203 StGB
- Criminal-law protection of professional secrets for lawyers, tax advisers, auditors and others.
- Section 43e BRAO
- Rules for lawyers engaging IT service providers, including confidentiality obligations.
- GDPR
- Lawful basis, data minimisation and processor agreements for every AI service used.
- EU AI Act
- Transparency obligations for AI that interacts with people or generates content.
- Client contracts
- AI clauses in engagement letters and panel terms, increasingly with audit rights.
One platform for the whole estate.
Answer the client AI question once.
Start with an inventory of AI use across your practice.
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