Enterprise
The data does not travel. So we do.
For firms and legal departments where the constraint comes first: client data contractually bound to a region, a security review that ends the evaluation before it starts, and an internal standard the tooling has to meet rather than argue with.
What an installation means
What actually gets installed
A working ViciLex instance inside the boundary your firm already controls, shaped around your practice areas, the documents you produce and the authority you argue from. Not a licence to something running somewhere else.
Nothing leaves the building
Privileged material, client files and the work product your firm owns stay inside your environment. That is a property of where it runs, not a promise about how we behave. The reviewer gets a different question: not what a vendor does with your data, but what your own environment already does with it.
What comes back is time
Research, drafting and the first read through a file stop consuming the hours your lawyers would rather spend on judgment. Every matter keeps its own research, drafts and decisions, so nobody re-explains a file to start work on it.
The deployment, the configuration and the corpus are scoped with you before signature, including which authority is loaded for the jurisdictions you practise in. Our team stays alongside yours from that conversation through to running it, and nothing is committed that has not been scoped.
Tell us about your practice
Firm size, jurisdictions, the work you would put through it first, and the deployment constraints you already know about. Those are the ones that shape everything else. A person reads every one of these.
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