Private AI for a firm that can't share client data

How a law, accounting or advisory firm could give its people helpful AI tools while every client document stays inside its own walls.

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The story

Maya runs operations at a 60-person accounting firm. Her team keeps asking for AI help with drafting and research, but client confidentiality rules out the popular online tools. A GPU server bought last year sits mostly idle.

With a private AI gateway in front of that server, each practice group gets its own access and a fair share of capacity. Long document sessions stay quick, and the partners get a simple monthly picture of who uses what.

Six weeks in, Maya's inbox has fewer "can we use AI for this?" questions and more "look what I did with it" ones.

What it makes possible

  • Client documents never leave the firm's network
  • Each practice group has its own access and budget
  • Partners see clear monthly usage
  • Long document reviews stay responsive

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