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AI exposure audits for law and accountancy firms in London

We show you every AI tool your staff are using, what client data is leaving through them, and fix it. In two weeks.

Two weeks. One page listing every AI tool in your firm and what client data passed through it. Fixed price.

Register of AI systems in use

Register of AI systems in use
SystemClient data passing throughApproved
ChatGPT, personal accountsMatter summaries, draft letters, attendance notesNot approved
Otter.ai, personal accountsClient call transcripts, including family mattersNot approved
DeepL Translator, freeA will and correspondence with a French notaireNot approved
AI sidebar, browser extensionEvery page viewed, including the case management systemNot approved
Grammarly, free extensionEverything typed in the browser, including Outlook and ClioNot approved
Sample Firm LLP, a fictional firm. Illustrative.

What a managing partner already knows.

  • Fee-earners paste matter details into free chatbots to save an hour.
  • Meeting assistants transcribe client calls to servers nobody in the firm chose.
  • The GDPR work done in 2018 did not cover any of this.

The SRA and ICAEW duty of confidentiality does not have an AI exception.

Five documents

What you receive on day fourteen.

The slide

Every AI tool in the firm, and what passed through each.

One page, tool by tool, presented to the partners. This is the moment the audit exists for.

Risk register

Each system scored against UK GDPR, the DPA 2018, ICO guidance and your professional confidentiality duties, as at the date of assessment.

  • UK GDPR
  • Data Protection Act 2018
  • ICO guidance on AI
  • SRA and ICAEW confidentiality duties

AI usage policy

A written policy your staff can follow: approved tools, prohibited uses, and what to do when something goes wrong.

Data protection impact assessments

DPIAs for the systems that need them, written to the ICO template.

Remediation roadmap

What to switch off, what to replace and what to keep, in order, with owners and dates.

Fourteen days

Two weeks, four phases.

  1. Days 1 to 3

    Discovery

    Interviews with partners and team leads, and a questionnaire that asks what people actually use.

  2. Days 3 to 6

    Scan

    Browser extensions, card statements, connected apps, mailbox invitations and meeting-tool settings. The scan finds what interviews do not.

  3. Days 7 to 11

    Assessment and legal review

    Each system scored in the assessment matrix. Legal conclusions reviewed independently.

  4. Days 12 to 14

    Report and presentation

    The five documents, and the slide, presented to the partners.

Delivery is two weeks from the day the last of your inputs arrives, not from signing.

Sample report

See the report before you book.

The sample report is the full audit run on a fictional London law firm of 18 people: the register, the findings, the thirty-day roadmap and the coverage statement, exactly as a client receives them. It finds 14 AI systems in use, 12 of them never approved by anyone. The firm is invented so that no client is exposed. Every statement about a vendor’s terms is real, and dated.

See the sample report
In every proposal

How we handle your data.

The first sharp question on every call is what tools we use to run the audit. The answer sits above pricing on purpose.

  • We collect questionnaire answers, tool inventories, log extracts and expense-line descriptions. We never collect message content, document content or client files.
  • Everything is processed on our own devices and in a private folder for your engagement. Log extracts are deleted 30 days after the final presentation.
  • Any AI assistant that touches your material runs under business terms that exclude training on inputs, or runs locally. Where in doubt, we use a spreadsheet and our own judgement.
  • A data-processing agreement is available on request.
Read the full data-handling sheet

Pricing.

Exposure Check

Any firm
Free

A 20-minute call and a one-page snapshot: the five most likely leakage points for a firm of your type, and the three questions you cannot currently answer.

Book a 20-minute Exposure Check

AI Exposure Audit

Small firm, 5 to 30 staff
Price on request

Discovery, scan, assessment, the five documents and the presentation. Two weeks.

AI Exposure Audit

Mid-size firm, 30 to 150 staff
Price on request

The same engagement over three to four weeks, with a second assessor.

Ongoing Oversight

After the audit, by headcount
Price on request

Quarterly re-scan, policy updates when the rules change, an incident line, an annual staff refresher, and a monthly three-number email to the managing partner.

Every engagement is priced by headcount. You will have a fixed figure after the Exposure Check, before you sign.

Who is behind it.

Jad Charaf

Riserbo is run by Jad Charaf, founder of a London web and automation agency whose privacy-policy and data-protection tooling forms a third of the audit kit. The scanning method and the assessment matrix were built for this work.

Legal conclusions are reviewed by an independent solicitor or data protection officer, arranged per engagement.

Riserbo does not hold an AI governance certification yet. We would rather say so than imply otherwise.

More about Riserbo

Do you know which AI tools your fee-earners used this week, and what client information went into them?

Twenty minutes on a call answers the first half. The audit answers the second.