Security

Your clients' files stay yours.

What CaseVigil does with a firm's data, said plainly, including what we have not done yet.

One firm, one database

Each firm has its own database and its own file store. No firm's data sits in a table another firm's account reads.

Every action recorded

Who opened, changed, sent or signed what, and when, in a log built to show if any entry is ever altered.

Two-factor sign-in

A password and a code from the user's phone, with one-time backup codes stored only as hashes.

AI is your firm's choice

By default, Vigil runs on our own models and our own infrastructure. A firm may choose its own model or an outside AI provider instead; an outside provider works only after the firm's administrator acknowledges, in writing, that client documents will go to that provider. The acknowledgement is recorded.

Card numbers never stored

Card numbers go straight to the payment processor. CaseVigil never stores them.

Information, not advice

Vigil's answers cite their sources and the date they were read, so a lawyer can check every one before relying on it.

Not yet: We have not completed a SOC 2 audit, and we say so.

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