You can install the AI yourself. We make it your firm’s: the right plan, a written record, and a connection to the systems you already run.
Choose the plan.
Team, Business, Copilot or Enterprise, decided on cost and on what each one records.
Write down what it records.
What is configured, what is captured, and where it is filed, on one page your compliance officer adopts.
Wire it in.
One workflow connected to your CRM: the assistant drafts, a named person approves, then it writes.
On Claude and ChatGPT, the record starts at Enterprise. Below that, and on Copilot until someone sets it up, the record is the part we build.
No audit logs; the owner can export the organization’s conversations
Compliance capture is Enterprise and Edu only; no self-service export
Prompts and responses logged, searchable and kept under a retention policy you set
Audit logs and content capture
As of October 2026, from each vendor’s pricing page. We check them again before every engagement.
One page your compliance officer adopts, and a check each month that it still holds. Never a legal brief.
The plan decision; configuration; the Record Layer; the order to connect your tools; your AI use policy, adopted by your compliance officer; one working session with your team.
Start with AI FoundationsEverything in AI Foundations, plus one workflow wired into your CRM, the review step written down, and two weeks beside the person who uses it.
Start with The Wired-In FirmClarity Care Operating keeps the record current: the export ran, the filing happened, one line to your compliance officer. $750 a month.
Not ready to wire anything in? Write the firm down first.
Do we need Enterprise?
Not usually below 20 people. We write down the trade so your compliance officer can decide.
Which tool should we use?
The one that fits what you already run. On Microsoft 365, Copilot keeps more of the record; otherwise Claude or ChatGPT.
Will this make us compliant?
No one can honestly promise that. We configure, capture and write it down; your compliance officer decides.
Who owns the accounts?
You do. Every account and every record stays in your firm’s name, and leaves with you if we part.