Dispute resolution only works when all parties trust the process — the same is true for an objective AI tool. Trust is a runtime property here, not a policy. Symmetric processing, citation-grounded outputs, a cryptographic audit ledger, and a deterministic neutrality auditor are built into the stack itself.
Every layer is independently auditable. Every layer writes to the SPOC. Models are swappable; the architecture isn't.
Three runtime properties — not three checkboxes. If any of them fails, the matter doesn't advance.
Both parties receive identical prompts, scoring rubrics, and access. A deterministic auditor verifies symmetry on every output before it surfaces. No "AI helps the prepared side more."
No paraphrase without an anchor. Every claim in every deliverable links back to intake, statute, or prior comparable matter. If retrieval fails, the model abstains rather than hallucinates.
Every prompt, every output, every sign-off is hash-chained. Exportable as JSON or PDF. Defensible under counsel review and admissible under standard evidence rules.
Per-tenant keys. Region-pinned storage. No cross-tenant retrieval, ever. Subprocessors are listed and counsel can pin them.
Bring-your-own-key option for firms with KMS already in place. AES-256 at rest; TLS 1.3 in transit; envelope encryption on documents.
Per-party context isolation enforced at the retrieval layer. The model cannot see Party B's documents while reasoning about Party A's claims.
Matter data never trains third-party models. Internal model improvements use opt-in, anonymized, mediator-reviewed telemetry only.
Parties may request matter deletion at any time. SPOC is purged; audit hashes retained for the statutory minimum, then expunged.
Parties are told an AI tool is in use, what it does, and what it cannot do. Plain-language disclosure, jurisdiction-aware, signed before intake opens.
Phase-based language only. We don't claim certifications we haven't earned. Pre-release functionality is labeled "Launching" or "Future."
JusticeX.ai is the case-of-record, and the connectors are a marketplace — a menu of click-to-enable, role-gated add-ons, so each person sees only what fits. Turn one on and it connects in a click; enabling it fires the consent and redaction checks automatically — the click can't skip the privacy fence. Add a tool two ways: we provide it, or connect an account you already own for a flat fee. Public resources are free for everyone; licensed attorney-grade research stays in the attorney path via your own account. Every third-party tool is vetted before it's offered, and where it integrates it pushes — not pulls — to keep the record authoritative.
A packet for your security and legal team: architecture diagram, subprocessor list, DPA template, neutrality-audit methodology, and pen-test summary.