ZANUS AI FOR TRANSCRIPTION & LITIGATION — CONFIDENTIALITY

Built like the protective order is watching.

Litigation support lives under other people’s confidentiality obligations: protective orders, sealed filings, attorneys-eyes-only designations. Here the discipline is architectural: matter walls as workgroups, permissions to the field level, server-side redaction, a searchable audit trail, and an air-gapped option.

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Private tenant or your own server · unlimited users · privilege-conscious architecture

Workgroups walling matters and confidentiality tiers

Five-level workgroups: offices, teams and walled matters — access shaped exactly to the engagement and the order.

What it does

Designation-aware access

Attorneys-eyes-only material lives behind stricter walls than standard confidential — tiers you model in workgroups and permissions, enforced server-side, not by labeling alone.

Every access, on the record

A searchable log of every audited action: who played the recording, who opened the sealed transcript, when — the answer for the court in minutes, not a forensics project.

Nothing trains a stranger

Your tenant is isolated: testimony never trains outside models. The on-premises option puts the entire archive on hardware you own, air-gap capable, USB updates.

When the firm audits its vendor — you

Law firms pass their clients’ security demands down to litigation-support vendors. The answers are built in: isolated tenant or owned hardware, field-level access control, server-side redaction, audit trail, pre-update snapshots with rollback — walk their questionnaire through the architecture.

Searchable audit trail with configurable categories
Automatic pre-update snapshots with rollback
USB updates for air-gapped deployments

Litigation support runs on per-page transcript rates, per-gigabyte e-discovery hosting and rush fees for every deadline — while attorneys wait days for a deposition they need tonight and paralegals scrub audio by hand. Zanus AI: transcription, searchable case media and drafted digests in one flat-priced system — unlimited users, privilege-conscious by architecture, in your private tenant or on a server you own.

Questions, answered

Can we honor a protective order’s access limits?

Yes — model the order’s tiers as workgroups and permissions: the server enforces who can see designated material, and the audit trail proves it afterward. Bring a sample order to the demo.

What happens when a matter closes?

Retention is yours to control: archive, restrict or remove by your schedule, with pre-update snapshots and the audit record preserving what the process was.

Built like the protective order is watching.

What it does

When the firm audits its vendor — you

Questions, answered

See it working on YOUR docket — the demo IS the product.