Built around the rules your industry already follows
Every industry page names the rules we design around and what each one changes in the build: consent steps, a person on money and deadlines, and no model learning from client data.
Accounting, tax and bookkeeping firms
Document intake, email triage and a cited procedures assistant, built around IRC §7216.
- IRC §7216
- IRS Publication 4557 and the FTC Safeguards Rule
- A person on anything a client sees
Property managers
Maintenance triage, tenant email and owner reporting, with people kept on money and deadline replies.
- Fair Housing Act (42 U.S.C. §3604)
- FCC ruling: AI voices fall under the TCPA
- People on money and deadlines
Commercial real estate
A deal assistant that never invents a property, and rent-roll and T-12 extraction with the math in code.
- Figures come from documents, not the model
- Fair Housing ad rules (42 U.S.C. §3604(c))
- TCPA
Solo and small law firms
Intake automation and a cited assistant over your own library, designed around ABA Formal Opinion 512.
- ABA Formal Opinion 512
- Rule 1.18: duties to prospective clients
- All-party recording consent
AI startups and product teams
Model migrations, cost reduction, evals and an independent review, for teams shipping on model APIs.
- Short vendor notice
- Your customers' data terms
- Security questionnaires
Other industries, such as insurance operations, marketing agencies and freight brokerage, use the same packages. Tell us about yours.
Tell us what you have and what is going wrong.
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