Most legal AI improvises, so the same question gives two answers. Phyvant learns how your firm works and turns repeated work into fixed, auditable procedures that run the same way every time, with the intelligence yours to keep.
The first thing firms learn about legal AI: generic drafts get rewritten. Phyvant observes how your attorneys actually work and returns every markup in your firm’s voice, cited to the standard behind it.
Phyvant builds the workflow from observed work and tracks every run. The foundation model reasons once; every run after replays the procedure deterministically, in minutes and at a fraction of the tokens.
Everything it learns is a versioned, cited asset: clause standards, playbooks, precedents. It lives in your environment, runs on any foundation model, and exports anytime, even if you leave. Not a model on rent.
A legal AI specialized to how your firm practices. It drafts, reviews, and answers like your best associate, and the intelligence behind it, how your firm works documented and encoded, is an asset the firm keeps.
No. We don’t retrain a model on your files. Phyvant captures how your firm works and turns it into governed, consistent procedures the AI follows, so your work stays yours and every result is explainable.
The intelligence. The documented procedures and captured judgment, how your firm practices encoded, are yours to keep and reuse. That asset doesn’t get taken back.
A subscription gives every firm the same generic answers and leaves you nothing when it ends. Phyvant turns how your firm works into an asset that compounds in value every time the firm uses it.
Completely. Your files never leave your perimeter and are never used to train anyone else’s model. It runs in your own environment or on-premise, works only from your firm’s own material, and cites every answer to its source.
No. Phyvant builds and maintains the AI. Your attorneys just work the way they already do.
Weeks, not months. And it gets sharper the more your firm uses it.