See who is connected to what.
Pick a person, trust or company. The graph shows how they connect to the family’s papers, with each role and the document it comes from. Timeline and Map views sit beside it.
A private AI box in your family office reads your papers, answers questions in plain English with the page behind every line, and shows how everything connects. The AI runs on the box: no cloud AI.

Pick a person, trust or company. The graph shows how they connect to the family’s papers, with each role and the document it comes from. Timeline and Map views sit beside it.
The Chains view lines up wills, trusts and powers of attorney by date. See which version counts, what replaced the old one, and what was in force on any past date. A paper not shown to be signed is marked, not assumed.
Document health keeps checking the archive for problems. Here, a life policy still names a wife who died in 2008, and a second codicil exists only as unsigned drafts. Vault shows the evidence and leaves the decision to you.

Ask the way you would ask a colleague. The answer reads like a memo. Every line cites its page, and each quote is checked word for word against that page before you see it. When the papers don’t settle a point, it says so rather than guess. It helps you find and check; it is not legal advice.

The AI runs on the box: no cloud AI. You decide who sees what.
Not available yet. These are planned, not part of Vault today. We’ll tell you plainly what a pilot includes.
Read a document written in another language in English, on screen.
Find photographs and plans by what they show.
Draft letters and memos from the archive, with the same page citations.
One-way intake from laptops, the office scanner and email.
Renewal dates, expiring grants and other deadlines, on a calendar.
A short written brief on one question, with its sources.
A packet of the papers one adviser needs for one matter.
Holdings and figures across entities, read from statements.
It has no public internet address, and the AI that reads and answers runs on the box, with no cloud AI. The box does connect out for software updates and the clock and, only if you switch them on, an encrypted off-site backup and remote support. We walk your IT team through every connection it makes.
Word, Excel, PDFs, email, images and old scans, in English, German, French, Italian, and Spanish. An English question finds a document written in Italian. A poor scan can still be searched, but Vault won’t quote it in an answer until a better copy is on file.
Each person sees only the papers you allow. Before you invite someone, “View as” shows you their view. Every view is logged.
One compact computer in your office, which we configure for you. It joins your office network. There is no cloud account to set up.
We load your archive with you during setup, from folders or drives, starting with your most important documents. You can watch it read, and search what is done while the rest continues.
It depends on the size of your archive and who needs access. We give you a fixed quote after a walkthrough.
Pilots are starting now. Book a private 30-minute walkthrough over a screen share, on the sample archive, and bring the questions your office gets asked.
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