Partners · law firms
Your clients are asking what their AI, and the AI inside their providers, can evidence. Triodian gives you the technical half: the register, the finding per arrangement or channel, and a technical annex in Triodian’s name. You own every legal call, the privilege position and the client. Nothing Triodian produces states what the law requires.
Not legal advice. Triodian records positions and states what documents show. Whether anything meets a legal obligation, and what your duties require, are questions for your counsel.
Start with the Atlas
The AI Obligations Atlas is free for your firm. It sets out AI obligations by jurisdiction, tags each by the tier of its source and maps it to ten use cases. A lawyer scopes a matter in the browser, reads the sources in scope, and exports a matter brief that loads straight into the engagement apps. A question that asks for a verdict is logged for counsel, not written into the brief.
Register, filtered by tier, jurisdiction, entity type and use case, with provenance on every record. No client facts leave the browser.
The same records for the firm’s own systems and AI assistants, under the firm’s key. Every response is checked against the dataset’s language rules before it leaves.
The obligations in scope by tier, the questions counsel will need to determine, and the engagements that fit. A fixed schema the apps read.
The engagements
Where AI acts for the client, inside its providers and the platforms behind them, and what evidence each boundary can produce. Counsel settles reach, grading and privilege, and sees every draft before the client does.
The assessment →For a live deal: every channel by which deal information can reach an external model. Counsel leads the engagement, sets the required rung for each channel, and directs archive or destroy at close.
Deal confidentiality →Eight board decisions over two sessions. Counsel answers the legal questions logged in the sessions and advises on what the board must set.
The sessions →Ten steps from “what AI do we use?” to a resolved position. Counsel drafts the acceptable-use policy from the outline and answers every logged question.
The steps →Privilege and data
Triodian takes no system access, reads no prompt logs and approaches no vendor. The deal or matter is referred to by a code name. Every output carries the privilege marking on its first line, on the position counsel determines. Each engagement runs in its own deployment of the app, which the client can self-host.
Counsel produces
Triodian produces
Commercial principles
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And pays Triodian directly for the technical half. No referral fee in either direction.
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You may comment on the technical annex. You do not change it.
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Contracting, scope and liability are settled together before a pilot starts.
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Triodian presents no product in the engagement and sells nothing to the client without you.