
Identity and SSO
Lawyers sign in with the firm account. The access gateway checks role and matter-team membership before a workspace opens.
FederatedOne keeps the AI workspace on dedicated infrastructure. A technical team connects identity, documents and the firm’s existing controls. Client documents do not leave the site, and they are not shared across clients.
LegalApp services and the on-premises model can be shared. They hold no client documents between requests. Each client has its own container: document store, search index, encryption key, access list and audit log.
A developer’s work is to meet the systems the firm already runs, then leave the boundary where it is. No search, answer or export crosses from one client container into another.

Lawyers sign in with the firm account. The access gateway checks role and matter-team membership before a workspace opens.

Documents arrive by upload or email. Scans are converted to text, then classified and tagged inside that client’s container.

The conflicts register can be connected. Every view, query and export is logged, and security events can be sent to the firm’s SIEM over encrypted transport.

Office VPN, remote access, and a closed path for support.
Identity provider, mail and document system, conflicts register, backup, legal hold and retention exceptions are agreed with the firm. The same applies to access between matter teams that share one client container.
This page describes how those connections are intended to work. It is not a published API, SDK or sandbox. A working integration is scoped with the deployment.
See LegalApp