DilloLex is an on-premises document engine. The firm buys the appliance and holds a perpetual license to the software; the AI reasoning runs on that appliance, inside the firm's own office. This sheet states the scope of that claim precisely enough to evaluate under RPC 1.6.
| What | Leaves the network? | Where it goes |
|---|---|---|
| Client documents and their contents | No | Read, OCR'd and indexed on the appliance in your office. |
| AI reasoning over client content | No | Runs locally on the appliance. No outside AI service is in the loop. |
| Draft output and exhibits | No | Written to your matter folder — a local path or a mapped network drive. |
| Your own cloud storage sync | Only if you connect it | To the storage provider your firm already chose and controls. Nothing is connected by default. |
| Reference law updates | Outbound request only | The appliance calls out to public court and legislative sources to stay current. No matter data goes with the request. |
| Remote access and support traffic | Mutually authenticated | Mutual TLS. The appliance verifies us and we verify the appliance before any traffic moves. |
| Inbound connections to the appliance | None accepted | The appliance initiates every connection it makes. Nothing on the internet can open one to it. |
The appliance is not sealed off from the internet, and any vendor claiming that about a machine that syncs your storage is being loose with the truth. It accepts no inbound connections, and no client or confidential content is sent to any outside AI service. It does still reach the cloud storage and managed-service tools your firm selects. That is the scope of the claim.
The firm owns the appliance and the data on it, and holds a perpetual license to run the software — one payment, no subscription and no per-page meter. The DilloLex software itself remains the property of DilloLex and is licensed, not sold. There is no vendor-held copy of your client data to request deletion of, because there is no vendor-held copy.
DilloLex is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. Every output is decision support; the supervising attorney reviews, verifies and approves all work product. This sheet describes the product's architecture and is not a legal opinion on any firm's obligations under RPC 1.6. DilloLex is an independent company and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any other named company.