Law firms and legal operations

Local AI agents for privileged documents and matter workflows.

Boxwood supports confidentiality obligations by keeping sensitive review work close to the firm's systems. Configure agents around matter folders, document sets, intake packets, and internal workflows without repositioning Boxwood as a public chatbot.

Primary pilot

Privileged document review

A first pilot can focus on a controlled document set: local review, summarization, issue spotting, and work-product preparation with explicit human approval before anything leaves the firm.

Scope access to selected matter folders and supporting documents.
Run review agents for summaries, timelines, issue lists, and draft work packets.
Keep outputs reviewable and export only approved materials.

What Boxwood configures

Local agents with human review points.

Matter agents

Configure agents around matter intake, document review, chronology building, and internal knowledge workflows.

Review tools

Build local tools for reviewers to inspect source links, approve outputs, and preserve the firm's review process.

Controlled files

Connect only to approved folders, document sets, and destinations with audit trails for sensitive data movement.

Review posture

Practical controls before broad rollout.

Supports confidentiality obligations without claiming external legal, security, or compliance certifications.
Keeps review workflows oriented around scoped matter files, human review, and firm-controlled exports.
Creates audit-friendly records around connector access, agent runs, approvals, and export destinations.
Application plus support subscription covers setup, updates, connector work, and first-agent configuration.

Pilot inquiries

Bring secure AI into the work without turning sensitive files into casual uploads.

Boxwood is sold as an application plus monthly support subscription. Ironwood helps with setup, updates, connector work, and the first agents that prove value for the firm.