Your team is already using AI.
Candor is the record that proves they used it properly.
Candor is a software tool for law firms. It runs alongside whatever AI tools your team already uses, and it does not replace them. Confidentiality screening, a per matter use log, verification, and attorney sign off, ending in a report you can hand your malpractice carrier.
One entry. Appended, never edited, and cryptographically sealed against tampering.
Adoption outran the rulebook.
Shadow AI: the tools your people already use that the firm never approved, never configured, and cannot see. Staff use AI daily; leadership rarely has a log of what was run, who checked it, or how client details were handled. Ask a managing partner how many people at the firm are pasting client material into an outside AI tool and the answer is usually "nobody". It is very rarely nobody.
Candor does not police anyone. It gives the firm the one thing it is missing: a record of how AI is actually being used, and the controls to keep client material out of it.
Screen
Catch client identifying details before they ever reach an outside AI tool.
Log & verify
Record each use against an approved tools list; flag shaky citations for a second look.
Sign & report
An attorney signs off; the firm exports a carrier ready summary on demand.
Candor can also ride along in the browser, inside the AI tools your team already uses. See the browser companion →
And it files against the matters you already have: connect Clio, MyCase, Filevine, PracticePanther, or Smokeball. See the connections →
Three forces are converging.
Malpractice carriers are adding AI questions at renewal. Bar regulators are publishing guidance on competence and supervision. Judges are issuing disclosure orders. Each one expects documentation almost no firm keeps today.
Put the record in place before you need it.
You can't document six months of AI use the afternoon a carrier asks.