The key is yours and the contract with the AI provider is yours. Processing and your archive stay in your workspace, inside the console — never in an account of ours at the provider.
Book a conversationThe key is yours, and the account with the AI provider is yours — with providers your organization has already approved, under terms it has already accepted. The credit stays in your account and is always yours; we charge nothing on top.
We are the technical intermediary of that exchange: processing runs through our infrastructure, and your archive is stored on it — cases, documents and knowledge, because that is what you subscribed for. What we are not is a commercial intermediary: there is no contract of ours between you and the provider, no margin of ours in between, and your key, though encrypted on our servers, never leaves them for anywhere.
That's the difference between relying on a clause that promises and relying on an architecture where the relationship with the provider is yours from the start. When compliance asks, each of those statements is verifiable.
Continuous institutional monitoring. Today, ContractWatch follows your contracts automatically, every 5 minutes. The architecture is ready for new monitors. And the safeguard is structural: Vision suggests; confirming is always a separate human act — the agent doesn't even have the tool to act on its own. For any legal operation, that is the oversight audit requires, guaranteed by construction, not by promise.
Consolidating thousands of contracts and disputes into structured review. For operations dealing with volume, not with one-off matters.
EU AI Act deadlines: transparency (Art. 50) since 2 August 2026; high-risk systems (Annex III) from 2 December 2027, following the Digital Omnibus.
We don't ask you to believe a number. Submit a real case, see the result, validate it, and decide.
The plan gives you the environment: cases, team, AI operating inside it. Engineering builds what exists only in your firm — your routines, your arguments, your systems. One you subscribe to. The other we build with you.
A routine of your firm becomes an operation that runs on its own — reads the case, extracts what matters, builds the document, and goes through verification before reaching you. Built on your firm's own vault, and only yours.
A skill isn't born finished and doesn't stay still. The team adjusts it with use, whenever the operation changes or the case law turns.
The bridge between the systems you already use and the platform. What lives in your ERP, your case system or your database enters the flow, without anyone copying and pasting.
Structuring the environment, migrating what needs to come along, and training the team — so the whole firm starts operating, not experimenting.
AutoJus's own architects. This isn't consulting that delivers a report and leaves: it's construction that stays running in production, in your environment, with the people who built it close by to adjust.
Every firm starts by using what already exists. The next step is different: the routines that give you an edge become the firm's own skills, maintained by the firm. It's the difference between using AI and having an AI operation — and it's what the market will call an AI Native firm sooner than you'd think.
Firms with repeating volume — recurring portfolios, high-volume practices, an area that runs the same path every week. That's where an exclusive skill pays for itself quickly: what today takes a whole team becomes that team's review.
It isn't mandatory. No plan depends on this to work — AutoJus runs fully without contracting anything beyond the subscription. It also isn't generic AI consulting: we don't do digital transformation assessments, we build things that run.
Every firm has one routine that hurts more than the others. Tell us yours, and we'll say whether it can be built — and what it would take.
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