Confidentiality · Nevada
The hours come back, and the files never leave your office.
DilloLex is a litigation support system on a box in your office. The AI runs on it, so the reading, naming, stamping and drafting happen on hardware your firm owns. Client documents are not sent to a cloud AI service.
Where the files go
Four steps, and none of them leaves your office.
- Your documents. Scans, exports and client files, on your machines.
- Your network. They travel no further than the office they arrived in.
- Your appliance. The AI reasoning happens on hardware your firm owns.
- Attorney review. A person approves every output.
The AI runs on the appliance. Client documents are not sent to a cloud AI service.
The questions a firm asks, and how the architecture answers
Before a client file touches any product, a careful firm asks the same questions. Here is how DilloLex answers each one.
- Where does my client’s data go? It stays on your network and on the appliance in your office.
- Is it used to train a model? No. Nothing from your matters is used to train any model, ours or anyone else’s.
- Whose hardware runs the AI? Yours. The hardware, the data and the AI that runs on it are in your firm’s name. There is no separate AI account to manage.
- Is an outside AI service in the path? No.
- Can I remove a matter’s data? Closing a matter removes the box’s copy of its data and leaves your originals untouched. A receipt shows what was removed.
- Can I see what happened? Every action on a matter is recorded in a tamper-evident log.
- Who decides what goes out? You do. Nothing leaves the firm until a person approves it.
What the box still connects to
The appliance is not isolated. It still reaches the cloud storage your firm connects and the tools you choose, and those paths carry their own questions. The scope is specific: no outside AI service is in the loop. The security page lists what leaves your network and what does not.
Common questions
Does any client content reach an outside AI service?
No. The AI runs on the appliance in your office, and client documents are not sent to a cloud AI service. No outside AI service is in the path.
Is the appliance sealed off from the internet?
No. It accepts no inbound connections and sends no client content to an outside AI service, but it does reach the cloud storage and managed-service tools your firm selects. The security page lists what leaves your network and what does not.
Does it train on our files?
No. Nothing from your matters is used to train any model, ours or anyone else’s.
What happens to a matter’s data when we close it?
Closing a matter removes the box’s copy of its data and leaves your originals untouched. A receipt shows what was removed.
Who approves what DilloLex produces?
A person does. Nothing leaves the firm until a person approves it, and anything that needs your call comes back to you as a card in the chat.
What DilloLex does
DilloLex runs on the appliance in your office, so client files and every AI step stay inside your network.
- No cloud AI
- The AI runs on the appliance. Client documents are not sent to a cloud AI service.
- The trial and appeal work stays on the box
- The case assessment, the trial package, the appellate appendix and the pinpoint record cites are built on the appliance, from your own file.
- A record of everything
- Every action on a matter is recorded in a tamper-evident log.
- Clean removal
- Closing a matter removes the box’s copy of its data and leaves your originals untouched. A receipt shows what was removed.
- You decide
- Nothing leaves the firm until a person approves it. Anything that needs your call comes back to you as a card in the chat.
See it run. Thirty minutes.
Thirty minutes. We show you DilloLex running, answer your questions, and tell you plainly if it is not a fit.
Every day, 8am to 8pm. A founder answers, never a salesperson.