Your staff already paste excerpts of client files into public chatbots — not out of malice, but because it's useful. Pulse closes that gap: the AI installs on your premises, and client files never leave.
The firm bans AI. It loses productivity to competitors who use it — and the leak continues anyway, quietly.
Excerpts of client files already leave through public chatbots, on personal browsers. Nobody knows, nothing is traced.
The firm starts an AI project, someone asks where the data goes, and the project dies in committee. Six months lost.
An application gets copied in three months. The engine that routes, protects, proves and grounds itself in your documents — the one your existing tools plug into — is much harder to displace. Built for accountants first; lawyers and notaries next.
