AttorneyOS helps law firms manage sensitive practice records through isolated workspaces, permission controls, matter-level organisation and audit-ready activity records.
Every firm’s data is separated by design and enforced at the database layer, not by a setting that can be forgotten.
Fine-grained, assigned-only access so each user sees only the work and information they should.
Private document storage; downloads are access-controlled and served only to authorised users.
Key workspace actions are logged so the firm can see who did what, supporting accountability.
Uploaded files are kept out of the public web root and never exposed by a guessable link.
Calendar (ICS) feeds are protected by private tokens you can reset at any time.
AttorneyOS includes client fields for POPIA consent status and FICA-style onboarding status. These tools support better practice administration and recordkeeping discipline — but they do not replace the firm’s own legal obligations.
AttorneyOS supports recordkeeping, access control and audit readiness. It does not guarantee legal, regulatory, accounting, trust-accounting or POPIA compliance. Each firm remains responsible for its own compliance, client notices, consent records and professional obligations.