The secure AI platform
for legal work.
For government legal departments, in-house teams and law firms.
Today, in your organisation
Your lawyers are already using AI.
Your organisation should be able to see it.
A client tells you something they have told nobody else. That afternoon it is pasted into a personal AI account. No contract, no processing agreement, no record that it happened. Uncontrolled AI use can create confidentiality, privilege, data-protection and governance exposure that the organisation never learns about, and you cannot report what you cannot see.
You cannot secure it.
You cannot govern it.
You cannot see it at all.
Volares is where that work belongs.
Private by design
Your work never trains anyone's model, and your matters are separated from every other organisation's.
Under human control
Nothing leaves the organisation until a named person approves it.
On the record
Actions on matters, clients and agents are written to a log your own people read, filter and export.
Not another legal chatbot.
- Open a matter. Give Volares the documents and the objective.
- It works through the matter, drafts, reviews and prepares the next step.
- When judgment is needed, or anything has to leave the organisation, it stops for a lawyer.
Your Standard, not the model's.
Your firm's work should look like your firm's work.
Teach Volares the clauses, the language and the decisions that make up your Standard. Every document it drafts after that starts there, clause for clause, instead of from whatever a model would have written.
Nothing changes until you say so.
Every proposed change is visible. Accept or reject it individually.
Nothing leaves without a name on it.
Every outbound action stops and waits for a named lawyer to approve it.
Also handles first drafts, client updates, signatures and court bundles.
Built for organisations that answer for the work.
Government legal departments, in-house teams and law firms. The same controls in each: your matters isolated to your organisation, every outbound action approved by a named person, and a record your own people can read.