Privilege ends when client data hits a model. Unless something stops it first.
Law firms and legal departments use agents for contract review, case research and drafting. TapPass makes sure confidential client data never reaches a model unprotected, enforces matter-level separation at the tool boundary, and keeps a per-matter record of every AI touch.
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Agents already read your files. Every one of them is privileged.
Three agents firms and legal teams run, and what TapPass watches on each.
Client names, case numbers, party names and deal terms are redacted before the model, with the document structure kept.
Each matter is its own session, so research for one client never informs another.
Filings wait for a lawyer, and the record shows what the AI contributed and whether review happened.
The risks of ungoverned AI in legal practice. Confidentiality is absolute.
One leaked client name in a prompt can lead to a malpractice claim.
Your professional rules, enforced at the tool boundary.
The risk partner, the conflicts team and finance each say what must hold. TapPass makes it a rule.
Runtime governance for legal AI. Per matter, per attorney.
Protect privileged information, keep client matters apart and record every AI interaction.
Privilege, walls and disclosure. With evidence.
What each rule asks of you, and the part of the answer TapPass gives you.
| Regulation | What it asks | What TapPass gives you |
|---|---|---|
| Professional secrecyPrivilege and confidentiality | Client information stays confidential, wherever the work is done. | Client and party names redacted before any model, and a record of exactly what left the firm. |
| Conflicts rulesChinese walls | Information from one client never informs work for an adverse party. | Per-matter sessions and walls enforced at the tool boundary, with every blocked attempt on the record. |
| Court disclosureAI-assisted work | Increasingly, disclosure of how AI contributed to a filing. | A per-matter export of every AI interaction and of the human review that followed. |
| GDPRPersonal data in case files | Lawful, minimal processing of the personal data in your files. | Redaction in transit, EU-hosted routing and a record of processing taken from observed traffic. |
| EU AI ActRecords of AI use | Logs and human oversight where AI supports decisions. | A tamper-evident record, and approval gates on filings and anything you choose. |
No feature guarantees a compliance outcome. TapPass gives you the controls and the evidence that make your own answer defensible.
Proof you can check. Not logos you have to trust.
We do not put customer names on a page unless we can show you the work. Here is what you can verify yourself, on your own agents.
Connect one agent in watching mode. TapPass records what it would have allowed, held, redacted or blocked, and nothing is blocked while you learn.
The same rule and the same call give the same verdict, every time. Replay a decision for your auditor, or a draft rule over last week’s traffic.
Security controls, subprocessors, and a DPA on request. Hosted in the EU, built in Belgium.
What we can show you today is the product on your own agents, the documentation behind every control in the Trust Center, and a team that answers your security questionnaire itself.
Does using AI waive privilege?
That is a legal question for your firm, not for software. What TapPass controls is the technical side: client and party names are redacted before a model sees them, and the record shows exactly what left the firm.
Can we enforce Chinese walls for agents?
Yes. Each matter gets its own agent boundary and session. When a session tries to touch a walled matter, the call is blocked and the conflicts team is told.
Can associates keep using Copilot or ChatGPT?
Yes, through your firm’s API access routed through TapPass. Each attorney gets their own key, every call is governed and recorded, and you can start in watching mode without blocking anything.
Can we bill AI costs per matter?
Yes. TapPass tracks token usage and cost per agent, per matter and per attorney, with budget caps and alerts.
Privilege is not just a doctrine. It is a technical requirement.
Connect one agent and see every call TapPass would have held, stopped or routed elsewhere. Nothing is blocked while you learn.