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AI FOR PROFESSIONAL FIRMS

AI for professional firms: law and accounting practices, with data kept safe

An assistant that searches your files, summarises documents and drafts first versions, without sending client documents to services you do not control. We set it up for your firm, in line with Italian Law 132/2025.

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In short

AI for lawyers and accountants is mainly used to search the firm’s documents, summarise filings and circulars, draft first versions and sort emails and deadlines. Since 10 October 2025 Italian Law 132/2025 allows it for instrumental and support tasks, with a duty to inform the client. We install the assistant on EU or on-site servers, connect it to your practice software and train your staff.

Why firms hesitate

The objections we hear most, and they are fair.

Professional secrecy

Filings, accounts and client data cannot end up in a service with consumer terms.

Made-up answers

A general model can cite rulings or rules that do not exist. In a firm that is an unacceptable risk.

Nobody has time to try

Between deadlines and hearings, experimenting stays at the bottom of the list.

Scattered documents

Matters in the practice software, emails, network folders and scanned PDFs: finding a precedent takes hours.

Law 132/2025 and the EU AI Act: what changes for a firm

Italy’s Law no. 132 of 23 September 2025 has applied since 10 October 2025. For intellectual professions it allows AI only for instrumental and support tasks, with the professional’s own work prevailing, and requires clients to be told in clear language which AI systems are used. Responsibility stays with the professional.

The EU AI Act adds two points that apply to firms as well: since 2 February 2025 anyone using AI systems must take staff literacy measures, reworded by Regulation (EU) 2026/1744, and from 2 August 2026 a chatbot talking to clients must say it is an AI.

In practice, to get started you need an updated client notice, an internal AI policy, staff training and tools that do not use the firm’s data to train models. We help with the technical and operational side; the legal wording is approved by the firm or its privacy adviser.

Where the data runs: three options

Business plan of a cloud assistant

ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or Copilot on a business plan, with firm accounts and a data processing agreement. The fastest route, suited to research and drafts without client-identifying data. More on the ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Copilot page.

Private assistant on an EU server

An open model installed on a dedicated server in Europe, run by us and connected only to the folders you choose. Documents never pass through third-party services.

On-site assistant

The same model on a server in your office. It costs more up front, but it is the most cautious choice when professional secrecy comes first. Details and hardware on the private LLM page.

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Practical examples for lawyers and accountants

Law firm

A lawyer asks the assistant which of the firm’s matters dealt with a certain termination clause and gets the list of files with the passages quoted. Before a meeting they get a summary of correspondence with the other side and a timeline of filings. Standard letters start from the firm’s own templates, not generic text.

Accounting practice

Client emails with attachments are sorted by matter and deadline; the assistant reads invoices and bank statements and prepares the data to check in the practice software. For internal circulars, staff ask in plain language what changes for a given tax regime and get the answer with a reference to the firm’s circular.

Reception

On the website or WhatsApp an assistant answers clients’ routine questions about documents to bring, opening hours and appointments, says it is an AI and hands anything about a specific matter to reception.

How we start

One use case at a time, with the professional in charge.

1

Free review

Together we pick a time-consuming task, such as searching case files.

2

Rules and client notice

Internal policy, client notice wording, list of data that stays out.

3

Installation

Assistant in the cloud, on an EU server or on-site, linked only to the agreed folders.

4

Training

Hands-on session for professionals and staff on the firm’s real cases.

5

Review

After a month we review answers, citations and times, then decide whether to extend.

Technology ecosystem

Models and software we connect

The firm’s assistant uses the model that fits the data and connects to the software the firm already runs.

AI for professional firms FAQ

Yes, for instrumental and support tasks, with their own intellectual work prevailing, as Italian Law 132/2025 has provided since 10 October 2025. Clients must be informed and responsibility stays with the professional.
Yes. Law 132/2025 requires telling the client in clear language which AI systems are used on the engagement. We prepare the technical part of the notice with the firm.
It depends on the option. With a private assistant on an EU or on-site server, documents never pass through third parties; with a cloud business plan, the vendor’s terms apply and we review them with you.
The assistant answers only from the uploaded documents and cites the file and page behind each answer. If it finds no source it says so. The professional always checks before using the text.
Often, yes. We integrate practice software, including TeamSystem and Zucchetti products, through the interfaces or exports your version offers. We check it during the review.
A document assistant starts from €2,000 in the cloud; a private assistant on a dedicated server falls within projects from €15,000. Details are on the pricing page and the quote follows the review.
Yes. The EU AI Act asks for literacy measures for anyone using AI systems, and in practice the difference comes from people who can ask good questions and check the answers.

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