Find the file faster
Ask a question in the language of the matter and see the case files and source text behind the answer.
Local AI for SME law firms
Use AI for confidential legal work. Analyze complex case files, draft precise documents, and surface insights, knowing that client data never leaves your office.
Data boundary
Documents stay inside the law firm
Suveranum processes client work on a dedicated local AI server in your office. Source documents, lawyer questions, and AI answers stay inside the firm's environment.
The firm keeps control over where documents, questions, and answers are processed, because professional responsibility still rests with the lawyer and the firm.
How it works
A managed local AI server, not an AI project
We scope the first document sources with you, install the dedicated local server, and connect it to the approved SharePoint or local file-server folders. Your firm keeps its existing document system as the source of truth.
Lawyers use Suveranum through a browser. Suveranum manages software updates, AI model updates, and support; your firm controls users, selected folders, and when maintenance access is opened.
Features
What lawyers can do
Search, summarize, compare, and draft from the firm's own documents. Answers show the source text so a lawyer can check before using them.
Retrieve the source material
Build the fact list
Pull names, dates, deadlines, obligations, and key events into a working list for the matter.
Extract the working picture
Turn long files into a summary
Condense a contract, correspondence thread, or document bundle into the points a lawyer should read first.
Map evidence to claims
Link factual assertions to the documents that support them, so the lawyer can see what is evidenced and what still needs checking.
Draft the working document
Start the first draft
Create an outline, client-note draft, or internal summary from approved firm material.
Compare against past work
Check a new agreement, disclosure set, or draft against selected firm examples and see what changed.
Review before sending
Integrate client comments
Fold client comments, requested edits, and agreed changes into the draft, then flag what changed for lawyer review.
Review the redline
Check the revised draft and client comments for open points, unsupported assertions, unclear wording, and changes the lawyer should confirm before sending.
Confirm and assemble
Prepare client confirmation
Turn open points and factual assumptions into a short list the lawyer can review with the client.
Organise the delivery set
Arrange file names, versions, annexes, and supporting documents so the lawyer or client can see what is ready to send.
Pricing
Turnkey local AI plans
Straightforward user pricing meets tailored setup proposal.
SME Firm
A secure, collaborative AI workspace for boutique and growing law firms.
€150 / user / month
What's included
Capabilities
- Local processing of files, questions, and answers
- Dedicated local AI server scoped in proposal
- Setup for the approved document source
- Modular scaling path
Maintenance & Support
- Software updates
- AI model updates
- Support for local document processing
- 1-year hardware warranty
*Final server configuration and timeline are tailored during technical consultation, to ensure seamless integration with your firm's existing network.
Enterprise
Coming soonEnterprise-grade local AI, security, and support for businesses operating at scale.
Custom pricing
Tailored solutions for high-volume usage and frontier reasoning.
Onboarding
A fast path to your local AI deployment
We manage the initial setup and configuration alongside your firm’s daily operations, so deployment does not become a disruptive IT project.
- Capability demo: See Suveranum in action and verify how files are read and processed locally.
- Scope the fit: Confirm the initial user group, selected document sources, who controls access in the firm’s environment, and the office network path.
- Tailored proposal: Receive the software price, local server setup scope, deployment timeline, and clear details on warranty and support.
- Deploy and connect: We install the local AI server in your office, connect the selected folders, and test real legal questions before expanding to older files and archives.
FAQ
Questions partners ask first
No. Processing happens on the dedicated local AI server in your office. An external AI provider does not receive the file, question, or answer.
Yes. Suveranum is designed to show the source material behind an answer, so a lawyer can check it before using it.
Suveranum runs on a dedicated local AI server in the firm's office. The current baseline uses Apple Mac Studio hardware, Ollama for the local model runtime, Gemma 4 31B as the model baseline, ChromaDB for the local document index, and Open WebUI as the browser interface for lawyers.
They determine how much legal material the local server can keep in working context, how quickly lawyers receive answers, and how much headroom the firm has as usage grows. The proposal sizes the server before go-live; Suveranum does not publish fixed capacity numbers without benchmark evidence.
Maintenance access is closed by default. The firm opens a time-limited access window for a defined purpose, and the maintenance account cannot read conversations or indexed documents.
Yes. The first deployment reads from selected existing folders, such as SharePoint or a local file server. The firm keeps its existing document system as the source of truth.
Because Suveranum runs inside the firm's environment. The local server, approved document source, office network path, capacity, and warranty are scoped before the firm commits.
Currently, Suveranum does not include a Microsoft Word add-in or a maintained legal-database integration. Suveranum can produce DOCX files that lawyers open, edit, and format in Word. Public legal sources may be checked through ordinary web lookup where available.
Suveranum can read DOCX, PPTX, XLSX, PDF, TXT, MD, JPG, and PNG files. It can produce PDF, DOCX, TXT, and MD outputs.
The pilot timeline is confirmed after Suveranum reviews the document source, office network path, first user group, and local server setup needs.
Yes. The local server setup is meant to be inspectable before pilot use, including where documents are read from and where AI processing happens.
A first local server is scoped for the pilot or initial team. If the firm needs more same-time capacity, the proposal sets out the next local server step, expected load, and support model.