Your information layer
Original documents, vaults, roles, permissions and retention stay under your control.
VaultLM is the control layer between confidential information and approved AI models. Your original files stay in VaultLM. Before a model is called, permissions are checked, identifying data is masked or pseudonymised where required, and only the permitted context needed for the task is sent. You can change approved model routes without moving your source files or rebuilding access controls.
Built for legal, HR, finance, advisory and leadership teams working with confidential information.
Treat AI models as processing routes, not as the home of your organisational knowledge. VaultLM keeps source files, permissions, identity mappings, retention rules and audit evidence inside the vault, then prepares only the protected context required for the selected workflow and approved model route.
Original documents, vaults, roles, permissions and retention stay under your control.
Checks access, protects identities, minimises context and selects an approved model route.
The selected model receives only the prepared, permitted context for the task. The result returns to VaultLM with sources and route evidence.
The workspace keeps the chosen mode visible so a user does not accidentally turn a document task into an unrestricted general-AI request.
Ask questions answered from permitted vault sources and linked back to the exact passages used.
Run summaries, comparisons or extraction across complete documents through the controlled pipeline; a raw dossier is not simply pasted into a chat.
Allow broader model knowledge only when the workspace policy and the user intentionally select that route.
Models will change. Your documents, permissions, identity mappings, policies and evidence should not have to move with them.
Route work to approved AI models without moving the original source files or rebuilding the information layer.
Protect identifying data and send only the permitted context the chosen task requires.
Retain sources, route details and audit evidence so teams can review how the result was produced.
VaultLM sits before the model. Every request checks source permissions, applies the protection policy, selects only the permitted context needed for the task and records the route and evidence for review.
A user or invited contributor adds documents to a vault with defined access, ownership and retention.
VaultLM masks or pseudonymises identifying data before preparing any context for an external model route.
Only sources the user may access and the context needed for the chosen task are included. The original source library stays in VaultLM.
The selected model receives the prepared context. The answer returns with source passages, route information and an audit event for human review.
The strongest fit is a European knowledge-intensive organisation that wants to use one or more AI models with confidential information without making any single model platform the home of its documents and controls.
Consultancies, legal and accounting firms, recruiters and corporate-finance teams working with confidential client files.
HR, legal, finance, compliance and board teams working with employee, contract and management information.
Organisations that need stronger governance than consumer AI, with faster deployment than a bespoke enterprise programme.
VaultLM links every request to permissions, a protection policy, an approved route and reviewable evidence.
A user cannot retrieve more through AI than they may open in the underlying vault and source set.
If a required protection step is unavailable, the external model request stops instead of bypassing it.
The selected route receives protected context needed for the task, not an unrestricted raw dossier by default.
Managed routes are configured for EU data residency. Customer-controlled keys follow the configuration and terms of that provider route.
Source passages, route details and relevant audit events make later review possible.
Reversible masking remains pseudonymisation; sensitive or high-impact conclusions still require human review.
The public security page explains the architecture, data flow and operational controls. The downloadable one-page overview is suitable for an initial internal or procurement review.
Public security details · downloadable one-page data flowEnterprise AI platforms can have strong security. VaultLM solves a different problem: it keeps your information layer separate from the model provider and controls the data passed into each approved route.
| Control | AI platform alone | With VaultLM |
|---|---|---|
| Documents | Documents or retrieved context are processed inside the AI platform's environment | Original sources stay in VaultLM; the selected route receives prepared context |
| Identifying data | The platform can process the identifying data supplied to the task | Masking or pseudonymisation is applied before protected external processing where required |
| Model context | The platform receives the document or context made available to it | The route receives only selected, permitted and protected context needed for the task |
| Model choice | Knowledge, permissions and workflows can become tied to one platform | Keep the information layer in VaultLM and choose approved model routes per workflow |
| Evidence | Depends on the platform, configuration and user behaviour | Source passages, route details and relevant audit events stay with the result |
| Organisation | Controls are split across AI platforms, accounts or copied chats | Vaults, roles and policies create one reusable organisational workflow |
Each plan includes the secure information layer and managed AI capacity. Team and Organisation add shared vaults, permissions, policies and central controls.
For one adviser or specialist working with confidential documents.
For teams replacing private AI accounts and manual redaction.
For multiple teams with central governance.
For custom security, deployment, contracts or volume.
You do not need to count tokens yourself. VaultLM translates model usage into a workspace budget, warns administrators at 80% and does not create uncontrolled overage by default.
Prices exclude VAT. Annual plans are billed yearly. Managed AI usage is subject to fair-use and workspace limits; administrators receive a warning before additional capacity is used.
During the final test phase, access requests are reviewed and new workspaces are opened selectively.
The AI Act is risk-based. Which duties apply depends on your organisation’s role, intended use and the system’s risk category. VaultLM helps put practical controls around confidential document use without claiming automatic compliance.
VaultLM supports access control, data minimisation, logging, source traceability and human review. Legal classification, risk assessment and the duties that follow still require an organisation-specific assessment.
Clear answers about the data boundary, model independence, whole-document workflows and AI Act positioning.
VaultLM is the control layer between confidential information and AI models. It keeps the source library, permissions, identity mappings and audit evidence under your control, prepares the permitted protected context for an approved model route and returns the result with sources and route evidence.
An enterprise AI platform can be well secured. VaultLM is useful when you want your information layer to remain separate from the model provider. Original files, permissions, identity mappings and audit evidence stay in VaultLM, while an approved AI route receives only the permitted protected context needed for the task. This also lets you change approved model routes without moving the source library into each AI platform.
VaultLM is designed for European professional-services firms and confidential HR, legal, finance, compliance and leadership workflows. The strongest fit is a team that already sees demand for AI but cannot responsibly use ordinary chat accounts with its documents.
It means VaultLM can run a governed task across a complete document or document set, such as summarisation, comparison or extraction. It does not mean a raw dossier is simply pasted into an unrestricted chat prompt.
The route receives the protected context required by the selected workflow and policy. In source-grounded Q&A this is normally selected, permitted passages; governed document jobs process the complete task through the controlled pipeline rather than treating the raw document as a free-form chat upload.
VaultLM uses data masking and pseudonymisation when it keeps a reversible identity mapping. Legal anonymisation depends on the context and cannot be assumed automatically.
Yes, where the workspace policy and the user deliberately select an approved model-knowledge route. Source-grounded mode remains available when answers should be limited to vault sources.
Managed VaultLM routes use EU data residency. Customer-controlled provider keys or dedicated routes follow the configuration and contractual terms of that selected route.
There is no useful blanket compliance label for every workflow. VaultLM supports operational controls such as access control, data minimisation, logging, source traceability and human review; the legal classification and duties depend on the organisation, use case and system.
A required protection step fails closed. The external model request stops instead of forwarding unprotected context.
Request access through the VaultLM app. During the final test phase, requests are reviewed before a workspace is created.
Tell us which documents, users and review steps are involved. We review the data route, protection policy and model route, then open the smallest suitable workspace for a controlled pilot.