Sectors · Law firms
The precedent exists. It is in a partner's folder, and nobody can find it.
Twenty years of matter files, drafting notes and client correspondence, spread across Drive, SharePoint and email. AiSU makes it askable in plain English — and every sentence opens the document and page it came from, so an answer can be checked before it is relied on.
No card · Read-only access · EU-hosted by defaultWhere it earns its keep
Four hours a week that were never billable anyway.
Finding the precedent
Ask for a clause, a position taken, or how a point was argued last time. AiSU reads the matter files, drafting notes and correspondence rather than matching filenames.
Answers name the document, the clause and the matter it came from.Knowledge that outlasts the partner
When a partner retires, what they knew leaves with them. Everything they wrote stays, and stays searchable — so the next associate can ask the file instead of the person.
Nothing to write up, tag or migrate first.Onboarding a matter, fast
A new fee earner picks up a live file and asks what was agreed, what is outstanding and where the last version lives — instead of reading two years of email.
Sources open in Drive or SharePoint, unchanged.One search across both estates
Firms that grew by merger run Google and Microsoft side by side. AiSU searches across them, plus Slack and Notion, from one question.
No migration project, no consolidating the archive first.The question your COLP will ask
Nothing crosses a wall that your file system already keeps closed.
Connects to what you have
Read-only, in an afternoon.
Sign in with Google or Microsoft, choose the drives and channels in scope, and the first index finishes while you get on with the day. No write access is requested, and disconnecting removes the index.
How indexing worksAsk it about a matter you closed years ago.
Connect one drive, pick a matter nobody remembers the detail of, and see whether the citation stands up. Seven days, no card.