Your data
Your law firm's record belongs to your law firm. It sits in your own database on computers your firm controls, it is never pooled with another firm's, nothing in it is used to train anything, and you can take the complete record out whenever you decide to.
What it is
Your firm's own record, in your firm's own database, under your firm's control.
What it is not
It is not a row in a table shared with every other firm who bought the same software, and it is not training data.
The four promises
- Your own database. One database for your law firm.
- No shared tenancy. Your files are never stored beside another firm's.
- No training on your files. Nothing in your record trains a model.
- Full export. The whole record, in a form you can read without us.
Why this is the first question firms ask
A law firm holds other people's confidences. That is the job. Software that makes that harder to promise is not worth the time it saves, so the arrangement is deliberately simple: the record is yours, it is in your database, and leaving is supported.
Export
Ask and you get the whole record in a form you can read without Tulip. There is no retention clause holding your files, and no separate fee for taking them.
Questions
- Where does the data physically sit?
- On computers your law firm controls, or in your firm's own cloud account. It is part of what is agreed at setup and it can be written down.
- Can Tulip staff read our files?
- Not as a matter of course. Access for support happens only when your firm asks for it.
- What happens to our data if we leave?
- You export it and keep it. Leaving is a supported action, not a negotiation.
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