Sarvos deploys a workforce of AI agents onto the systems your firm already runs. They take on the work your attorneys shouldn't, coordinate through one firm-wide intelligence, and return outcomes with verifiable evidence, and nothing acts until an attorney approves it. You define what each agent does and what it's allowed to do; deterministic rules, not a model's guess, enforce privilege and approvals. It runs in your tenant, on the model your firm standardizes on. A firm-wide agentic workforce you own, not another tool per seat.
We start by learning how your firm actually works: your priorities, your workflows, and the specific requirements that matter to you. Then we map your combination of tools: your practice management system, your DMS, your billing platform, your email, and your AI model, Claude, ChatGPT, or your own. Sarvos is configured to your setup, with connectors built and tested for the systems you actually use. No rip-and-replace.
Sarvos constructs a semantic layer unique to your firm. It learns your matters, your attorneys, your clients, your naming conventions, and your billing patterns. Because it is shared, every attorney's work compounds into one institutional memory, instead of sitting siloed in individual seats. This isn't a generic model, and it gets smarter the longer you use it.
With your stack connected and your knowledge graph in place, your attorneys delegate to one agent: the Chief of Staff. It runs the day and puts specialist agents to work behind it, taking on the outcomes your attorneys shouldn't, coordinating and handing off across matters. You delegate to one; a workforce shows up.
Every output arrives with its evidence, the emails it read and the citations it verified, attached for sign-off in seconds, not hours. Start with one attorney, then scale the workforce across the firm.
Don't see a system you run? Sarvos is a framework, and we build the connector as part of your engagement.
Not just an answer your attorneys have to take on faith. Sarvos attaches the proof: the documents it read, the emails it referenced, the citations it verified, and the attorney who signed off.
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The single agent your attorneys delegate to. It runs the day, triages the inbox, drafts responses, builds the morning briefing, preps meetings, and chases follow-ups, and puts the right specialists to work behind it, coordinating and handing off across matters. You delegate to one; a workforce shows up.
Reconstructs billable time from the work that actually happened across email, calendar, and documents, capturing the 20–30% attorneys typically leave on the table. No manual entry, so invoices go out faster and cleaner and the firm gets paid sooner.
Runs research on top of your existing Westlaw or Lexis subscription and returns answers with verified citations and cost controls. Proof, not guesswork, and your research tools stay.
Finds, files, extracts, and reviews documents across every matter, privilege-aware throughout. Turns hundred-page productions into timelines and key-player summaries, so nothing is lost, misfiled, or missed.
Watches every matter, deadlines, dockets, billing status, and tasks, and flags what needs attention, so nothing slips and your attorneys stay ahead.
An agent is a job you describe in plain English: what to watch, what to draft, what it's allowed to do, and when. Recruiting, business development, intake, data entry: you define it, deterministic rules keep it inside your privilege and approval boundaries, and your Chief of Staff directs it. Your rules, your workforce. It's yours to shape.
Courts have started ruling that confidential information typed into public, consumer AI tools loses its protection: those platforms retain inputs, may share them with third parties, and create no attorney-client relationship. The same logic puts privilege at risk the moment an attorney pastes client matter into a public chatbot.
Sarvos is built the opposite way. Your firm's data is processed only inside your own isolated tenant, under enterprise terms where your content is never retained or used to train any third-party model. AI runs under your attorneys' direction, every input and output is logged, and privileged material stays within your firm's control. The model can change, Claude or ChatGPT; the confidentiality boundary does not.
Sarvos provides the architecture to keep confidential client information within your firm's control. Whether privilege attaches in any given matter remains a legal determination for your attorneys.
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