Law firms, notaries, in-house legal departments
A firm lives on its past files, but nobody can re-read them. Finding the clause negotiated three years ago, the argument that won a comparable case, or a file’s missing document takes time that cannot be billed to anyone.
Professional privilege does not sit well with sending documents to a third-party service. Since the applicable business law is largely OHADA law, the base you build stays relevant from one member state to another — and it stays with you.
Turnkey offer
Standard configuration
A practice, a branch, a single department. The unit sits on a desk, plugs into your network and works with no internet connection.
Pricing on a dated quotation
after a one-hour scoping interview
Maintenance: separate contract
The catalogue’s two other tiers remain available if your situation calls for them. Any particular configuration is built after a scoping interview.
The three offers, what each offer includes, how a deployment runs and the commercial terms. Sent on request, with the sheet for your sector where one exists.
One conversation with an architect is enough to clarify your needs and the next steps. Confidentiality guaranteed from first contact.
