For solicitors
Your firm's knowledge, not your matter files.
AI Twin holds your practising certificate, competence record and PII cover, plus client care and AML procedures. Matter files stay in your case system.
The question
Every regulated practice now has to answer one question about AI: where does client data go when a tool handles it.
Our answer is that it does not come to us. Client files stay in your practice software, under the governance you already run.
The gap
What is left is the half of practice life nobody has properly built for. There is your side of it, and there is the firm's side.
There is your side of it.
- practising certificate
- PII cover
- the continuing competence record
- how you draft
- the standards you hold your own work to
Then there is the firm's side.
- client care letter templates
- AML and source of funds procedures
- the onboarding and conflict check
- what you decided about scope, about pricing, and about the matters you decline
Workspaces
So there are two workspaces.
Personal Workspace and Practice Workspace, with clean scope switching. Viewers see only what you allow.
What that gives you
Three things it does.
It holds your professional context where you can see it.
Your certificates, your procedures, your standards, and how the firm actually works. Everything it holds is visible, sourced, and yours to remove.
Nothing moves unless you send it.
Sitting still is the default. Nothing reaches the AI you are using unless you send it there, and you grant access one destination at a time.
It does not tie you to one provider.
Your context travels rather than living inside one company's account, so you stop tracking which model is ahead this month.
Where your data goes
Processing in the UK and EU. Retention you set. Nothing sold. Every provider we use is named on our sub-processors page.
Questions, answers
What people ask.
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