Your clients' data never leaves your firm.
Your AI never sleeps.
Sapphire Legal runs on private, per-tenant infrastructure — no shared models, no third-party data routing, no exceptions. And because it lives inside your own private environment, it works the moment work arrives, before you ever open a prompt box.
Firms in the Sapphire Legal community
- Quick answer
- What is Sapphire Legal?
- Sapphire Legal is a Private Legal Intelligence platform that runs on private, per-tenant infrastructure — no shared models, no third-party data routing. It combines a Portfolio Command Center for multi-client visibility, per-client playbooks that encode each client's legal posture, AI drafting trained on 12 million legal cases, and instant white-labeled client portal provisioning. Built first for fractional GCs serving 3–10 clients, the same private infrastructure now also runs solo attorneys, focused law firms, and regulated organizations. The intelligence is ambient: it triggers on events like document uploads and matter opens, not on prompts, so the work is done before you ask.
Bolt-on AI waits to be asked. Ours doesn't — because it can't leak.
Every incumbent legal AI is bolt-on: shared infrastructure, shared models, and it only runs when you remember to prompt it. Because Sapphire Legal runs inside your own private data environment, it can safely run ambiently — classifying documents, surfacing briefs, flagging risk — the instant work arrives.
A document uploads
A matter opens
A contract lands
The trigger is the event, not the user action.
Serving multiple clients wasn't supposed to feel like tab chaos.
Every fractional GC hits the same wall: your tools were built for one client at a time. So you juggle Clio logins, Google Drive folders, spreadsheets of client preferences, Slack channels, and sticky notes reminding you which client hates unlimited liability.
One view. One brain. Every client, always loaded.
The Portfolio Command Center is the home screen you've been wanting for years. Every client's health, urgency, deadlines, and activity in one dashboard — with the full context pre-loaded before you click in.
One private platform. However you practice law.
Solo attorney, focused firm, fractional GC managing a portfolio, or a regulated practice that isn't a law firm at all — same private infrastructure, same one-login context, tuned to how you actually work.
Solo
One lawyer. One practice. One price.
Private AI + research + e-sign + billing + CRM. Everything a solo firm needs, nothing it doesn't. $1,250/month all-in.
Built for solo attorneysFirm
One platform. Your practice type. Your workflow.
Litigation and franchise. Purpose-built for focused law firms, deployed and priced per location.
Built for law firmsPractice
One GC. Ten clients. Zero tab chaos.
The Portfolio Command Center, per-client playbooks, all 14 practice areas, and AI that drafts in each client's voice. $499/mo + $999/client.
Built for fractional GCsRegulated
Legal workflows. Not a law firm.
Fiduciary firms, trust centers, regulated orgs. Statutory deadlines, court-ready accountings, audit-defensible records. Quote-based.
Built for regulated practicesYour practice, watched over.
Practice Intelligence isn't a chatbot you have to prompt. It's a governed operating layer: agents run continuously across every active matter and surface their findings as severity-banded decisions — Critical to Low — without anyone asking. It opens the task, raises the escalation, posts the dashboard alert. Every finding is shown, never asserted. You decide what's real.
- Agents run continuously across every active matter — no prompt, no invocation
- Findings are severity-ranked, Critical → Low, so the urgent rises first
- Decisions surface to your dashboard automatically as tasks, escalations, and alerts
- Every finding is marked “AI · unverified” — shown for review, never presented as fact
- Covers 14 practice packs, from SSD / Disability to Corporate to Fiduciary
Findings become tasks — before you ask
When an agent flags something that needs doing, Practice Intelligence drafts the task and drops it in the review queue. You accept, dismiss, or link it to a matter. Nothing lands on your board without a decision.
From flagged finding to cited work product
A Medium finding on a personal-injury matter isn't a dead end — it's the start of a demand package. Practice Intelligence surfaces the impairment rating, the treatment gaps an adjuster will attack, and every diagnosis, each held as unverified until you trace it to its source quote. Every figure carries a page reference before you make the ask.
Where a finding can be verified, it's traced to the source.
SSD / Disability is the flagship pack. Exhibit Intelligence reads the entire certified file and indexes every finding — and where the record backs it up, each one carries a citation you can open to the exact source quote. The rest stay unverified until you say otherwise. Nothing is asserted; everything is auditable.
Every finding in the certified file, indexed
173 exhibits, 5,165 findings, grouped by body system. A “Verified only” filter isolates the 2,017 findings that already trace to a source quote — so you can build a hearing memo on the record, not on inference.
Click any citation, read the source quote
Every citation opens to the verbatim text it came from, down to the page and exhibit. This is the difference between an AI that summarizes and one you can put in front of an ALJ — epistemic integrity, made visual.
See every client. In one place. For the first time.
Clio was built for one firm with many cases. You're a GC, not a firm. You need portfolio-level visibility with per-client health, compliance scores, urgent actions, and active cases — and you need it without a single manual refresh.
- Per-client health matrix with compliance scores
- Urgent actions feed rolled up across every client
- Matter Kanban board with per-practice stages
- Pinned matters for the 3–5 you touch every day
- Recently viewed list for instant context recovery
Institutional memory, as code.
Everything connects. Every feature reinforces the next. This is what happens when you own the entire stack instead of stitching vendors together.
Client Playbooks
Encode negotiation posture, hot buttons, preferred positions, non-negotiables, and approved language per client. The AI enforces them on every draft. Forever.
AI that drafts in voice
Our 7B legal model is trained on 12 million cases — not blog posts. Combined with your client's playbook, every draft comes out in their voice on the first try.
Drafting without friction
Use your template library when you have one — full support for reusable templates, field auto-population, and favorites. And when you don't have a template handy, write a plain-English prompt instead. The system classifies the document type, picks the right formatting (margins, fonts, spacing, section headings, signature blocks), and the AI fills the prose. Either path, professional output.
Workflow context
Click “Draft” from a client page and the context flows through everything: playbook injected, RAG scoped to their prior docs, generated document auto-linked back.
Smart Collections
Documents organize themselves by tags, type, jurisdiction, or content rules. Upload a new California NDA and it appears in “CA Employment” instantly. Zero manual filing.
Sapphire Clarity
Upload a client call recording and get a structured legal intelligence report — action items, legal risk flags, sentiment, a searchable transcript, and a cross-reference against the case file. Purpose-built for legal, privilege-aware, and analysis-grade — not a Gong rewrite.
14 practice areas
Sapphire isn't generic. EMR analysis for personal injury. Asset and liability ledgers for fiduciary. Closing binders for real estate. Debt prioritization for bankruptcy. 14 practice areas, each with workflows built for the way that practice actually works.
Instant portal provisioning
3 minutes from signature to a live, branded client portal. Not 3 days. Not a ticket. Magic link in their inbox, portal loads already configured. “Holy shit that was fast.”
14 practice areas, each with its own workflows and intelligence
Pick the areas your firm runs and designate a primary. Each pack ships its own purpose-built tools — Social Security Disability alone adds Exhibit Intelligence, an RFC Builder, Listing Analysis, an Agent Workbench, and Hearing Prep.
Upload a call recording. Get this back.
Drop a witness interview, client intake, or deposition into Clarity and it comes back as structured legal intelligence — a per-moment engagement profile and a list of legal risk flags you can triage and resolve. Not a rebranded sales-call tool. Built for the way lawyers actually review calls.
Engagement profile + sentiment over time
Every uploaded call gets an 8-axis engagement profile. Rapport. Firmness. Concession risk. Legal issue identification. Purpose-built legal metrics, not repurposed sales ones. Plus a sentiment curve so you can see when things shifted.
Legal risk flags, severity-ranked and timestamped
Sincerity drops. Financial admissions. Chain-of-custody issues. Credibility signals. Each flag is linked to the exact moment in the transcript and can be resolved or escalated. Privilege-aware and audit-logged.
One pane of glass: summary, key facts, action items, next steps
The engagement profile and the flags aren't the whole story. Clarity also writes the executive summary, extracts the facts that matter, ranks the action items by severity, and lays out what happens next — so the uploaded recording becomes the only file you need to read before your next move.
The workflow that kills 15 hours a week.
This is Ambient Intelligence in action. Notice what you never do: load context, file a document, or remember to run a check. The platform does it because the event happened.
Open Acme Corp from your command center
You see compliance score, active cases, upcoming deadlines, and the last 5 activities. No tab switching. No hunting for notes.
Click "Draft Document" — the AI already knows who you are drafting for
A context chip appears: 'Drafting for Acme Corp'. The playbook is auto-loaded — Delaware law, aggressive posture, no unlimited liability. The RAG is scoped to Acme's prior contracts first.
Type "draft a mutual NDA"
The AI generates an NDA in Acme's voice. Parties consistent with their prior filings. Governing law set to Delaware. Liability capped at 12 months fees. First draft is 90% there.
Click Save to Documents
The document auto-links to Acme Corp. Auto-tagged 'nda, mutual, draft'. Auto-appears in Smart Collections: 'Acme Contracts 2025', 'All NDAs', 'Delaware Agreements'. Zero manual filing.
Send for signature — status updates automatically
When Acme signs, the case status updates. Notification fires. Timeline event recorded. If this was a new client onboarding flow, their portal is already provisioned.
The whole workflow is 30 seconds. The same work in Clio + Google Docs + spreadsheets is 15 minutes.
Multiply by 60 drafts a month × 6 clients.
The $273k question isn't just for fractional GCs.
Measured across solo attorneys, small firms, and fractional GCs who've switched from Clio + Google Docs to Sapphire Legal. This is the conservative estimate.
Data sovereignty isn't a feature. It's the foundation.
Whether it's one client's matter or a portfolio of clients who compete with each other, the data cannot mingle. Ours is the only legal AI platform built with per-tenant database isolation, a locally-hosted language model, and zero third-party data routing by default.
Ambient Intelligence isn't a feature. It's the architecture.
The platform is always running, always contextual, never waiting to be asked — because it lives inside your private data environment, not behind a prompt box.
See it in 30 minutes.
A live walkthrough with your actual client scenarios. You pick a slot on the next screen — no back-and-forth.