Precision contract analysis built for institutional counsel. Memory-only architecture. Zero data retention. Swiss-engineered.
Traditional SaaS platforms write your sensitive contracts to physical disk storage. Veritas-Vault uses a serverless, memory-only architecture — documents are processed entirely in active memory, never written to a physical hard drive. The standard breach vector simply does not exist in our environment.
Our intelligence layer scans hundreds of pages of legal, financial, or compliance text and identifies structural conflicts, hidden liabilities, standard deviations, and regulatory anomalies. What traditionally requires days of analyst review is delivered in minutes, not days.
The system generates a pristine, actionable risk report. Findings are annotated, citations preserved, and counsel-ready. Once delivered to your dashboard, the original document is permanently purged from active memory.
Half of institutional legal work is bilingual. Veritas-Vault is built to match.
Submit your contract in its working language.
Our intelligence layer performs structural and risk analysis in the source language — preserving legal precision, idiom, and clause architecture.
Receive both: a complete translation in your selected target language, and a risk report in that same target language. One process. One fee. No round-trips to translation agencies.
39 languages operational. French and English at launch standard. Additional jurisdictions in considered rollout.
Documents enter via an encrypted channel — TLS 1.3 in transit. They are held only in volatile memory during analysis, never written to disk. No staging server. No queue. No persistent store.
AI extraction layer parses structure, clauses, jurisdiction, financial exposure, and regulatory alignment. Cross-referenced against your firm's framework profile.
Annotated risk report delivered to your authenticated dashboard. Source document permanently purged from active memory. No retention. No archive. No exception.
Institutions evaluate a system that touches privileged material by what it keeps, for how long, and who can reach it. Here the answer is: nothing, for the duration of a single analysis, and no one. Begin with one document and judge the output on its own terms.
One document, or an ongoing engagement.
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