Analysis stays distinct
Lattice treats local legal analysis as work product, separate from the system-of-record data it references. A connection does not imply unrestricted synchronization.
Security & trust
Your work product stays yours
A security posture designed for confidential legal analysis, deliberate integrations, and clear data boundaries.
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INTEGRATION BOUNDARY
MATTER WORKSPACE
WORK
PRODUCT
PRODUCT
01BOUNDARIES BY DESIGN
Integrations are deliberate
External records are accessed for defined workflows. When an attorney chooses to create an external task or update a record, that boundary crossing is explicit.
AI stays reviewable
AI-assisted intake produces proposals in a queue. Sources stay visible, changes are reviewable, and no proposal enters the proof graph without approval.
02SECURITY POSTURE
Clear controls.
No theater.
Security details vary by deployment and agreement. These are the product principles the architecture is designed to support; request current implementation details during diligence.
Firm-scoped authentication
Access is tied to authenticated users and the matters they are permitted to work with.
01Encrypted connections
Production traffic is expected to use modern TLS from browser to service and across supported integrations.
02Credentials outside content
Integration credentials belong in managed environment configuration—not code, documents, or the static site.
03Traceable operations
Structured logs and explicit workflow boundaries support operational review without burying decisions.
04Purpose-limited movement
Data should cross a boundary only for the workflow that needs it, with unnecessary replication avoided.
05Deployment-specific resilience
Backup, recovery, retention, and deletion commitments are documented for the environment you purchase.
06SECURITY REVIEW
Bring your diligence questions.
We will distinguish current controls, deployment-specific configuration, and roadmap items plainly.
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