Counsel redacts your client's information before anything is transmitted. That can only happen where the document already lives — so Counsel is an application you install, not a website you upload to.
Verify the installer before running it. Your IT department may ask for this.
In development. Windows comes first.
Final requirements will be confirmed at release.
Save the installer to your computer.
Run it and follow the prompts. No configuration required.
Open Counsel and sign in with your licence.
Counsel is built to be rolled out the way firms actually roll software out — centrally, quietly, and without touching every desk.
If you're rolling Counsel out to more than a handful of users, we'll give you the MSI, the deployment switches and the checksums directly — and walk your IT team through it.
Standard installation requires local administrator rights, as most business software does. Your IT department can deploy it centrally instead.
Yes. Counsel is distributed with a code-signing certificate, so Windows recognises it as coming from us rather than warning you about an unknown publisher.
Redaction happens entirely on your machine. A connection is needed only for the step where anonymised text reaches the AI.
Counsel checks for updates on launch and installs them in place. Firms deploying centrally can manage this themselves.
No. Counsel has to run where your documents are, and that is your computer.