Keep client cases separate and control agents handling privileged, confidential, and court-sensitive information.
Get a demoLaw firms and legal-service providers must prevent information from crossing clients, cases, ethical walls, and geographic boundaries. Agents can make this harder because they retrieve and synthesize information across many systems.
The firm’s duty doesn’t soften because a tool did the searching. If an agent carries one client’s strategy into another client’s work product, that is a conflict — no matter how helpful the answer looked.
Agentic Fabriq builds the walls into the agent’s access itself, so each one can only ever see the clients, cases, and documents it is meant to.
Every agent below carries its own identity and acts for a real user. Watch every tool call route through Fabriq — then edit the workflow yourself.
An agent researches within a single case's files and writes its findings into that case's own workspace, never touching another client's records.
Drag nodes, draw connections, add tools — every agent action routes through Fabriq. Try wiring the agent straight to a tool.
Legal research
Research agents work within the case’s files and approved sources, citing what informed each conclusion.
Contract review
Review agents flag off-playbook terms for a lawyer rather than accepting them, case by case.
Discovery
Discovery agents stay inside the assigned hold and reviewer group, keeping collection and review defensible.
Case intake
Intake agents sort and route new requests without reaching into confidential advice or unrelated cases.
Knowledge management
Knowledge agents use approved precedents and templates while client-confidential material stays walled off.
Litigation preparation
Preparation agents build from the case record, with filings and service held for attorney sign-off.
Core value
AI productivity that respects professional responsibility, privilege, and client confidentiality.
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