Can Sutor run entirely on our own infrastructure?

Yes. The platform supports cloud, private cloud and fully on-premise deployment, with retrieval, embedding and inference running on self-hosted hardware so that document and matter data does not leave the organisation’s network. This is the standard route for organisations handling confidential transactional, regulatory or government work where third-party processing is not acceptable.

How is access to sensitive matters controlled?

Access is governed by role-based access control integrated with enterprise identity, with matters restrictable to named users and data isolated at tenant level. Every access and action is recorded in an audit trail, which is what makes the system usable for employment investigations, disputes involving internal parties and transactions that are not yet public.

How does the platform support DPDP compliance?

The Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 requires a data fiduciary to handle notice and consent, purpose limitation, security safeguards, breach notification and data principal rights. The platform provides tenant isolation, granular access control, audit logging, retention controls and deployment options that keep data within your chosen environment. Compliance remains the organisation’s obligation; the platform provides the controls to meet it.

Enterprise

Enterprise Legal Intelligence Platform for India

Enterprise legal functions operate across business units, jurisdictions and regulators, and are accountable for how legal decisions were made. Sutor provides an enterprise deployment with matter and contract workflows, legal knowledge management, cited research over Indian legal sources, single sign-on and role-based access control, tenant-level data isolation, full audit trails, DPDP-aligned controls and the option to run entirely on the organisation’s own infrastructure.

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Key takeaways

Enterprise legal AI is a governance problem as much as a capability problem — provenance and audit matter.
Tenant isolation and role-based access are prerequisites, not features.
On-premise deployment removes the data-residency objection entirely for sensitive matters.
Value compounds where legal knowledge is retained centrally rather than per business unit.

The problems this solves

Fragmented legal estate

Contracts, matters, advice and policies sit across business units, shared drives and external counsel with no single view.

Auditability

Regulators and internal audit ask how a position was reached, and the answer is spread across individual inboxes.

Data residency

Confidential transactional, government and litigation material cannot be sent to third-party AI services.

Inconsistent positions

Different units accept different contractual positions on the same risk, and nobody has visibility of the aggregate exposure.

What you get

Single sign-on and RBAC

Enterprise identity integration with granular role-based access down to matter level.

Tenant isolation

Data separation enforced by design so no cross-organisation access is possible.

Audit trails

A defensible record of who accessed what, what was produced and what authority it rested on.

On-premise and private cloud

Run the full stack, including retrieval and model inference, inside your own network.

Legal knowledge management

Organisation-wide legal knowledge, positions and precedent retained and searchable across business units.

DPDP-aligned controls

Consent, retention, access control and breach-response controls mapped to the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023.

How an enterprise deployment works

Deployment is sequenced so that governance is in place before scale.

1Scope the legal estate, business units and data-residency requirements
2Select the deployment model — cloud, private cloud or on-premise
3Integrate identity, single sign-on and role model
4Configure tenant isolation, access policy and audit
5Onboard matters, contract workflows and the clause library
6Roll out per business unit with training and standards
7Operate with audit, reporting and continuous knowledge capture

Outcomes

One legal estate across business units
Defensible, auditable legal decision records
Data residency satisfied, including fully on-premise
Consistent contractual positions across the organisation
Legal knowledge retained as an organisational asset

Frequently asked questions

Can Sutor run entirely on our own infrastructure?: Yes. The platform supports cloud, private cloud and fully on-premise deployment, with retrieval, embedding and inference running on self-hosted hardware so that document and matter data does not leave the organisation’s network. This is the standard route for organisations handling confidential transactional, regulatory or government work where third-party processing is not acceptable.
How is access to sensitive matters controlled?: Access is governed by role-based access control integrated with enterprise identity, with matters restrictable to named users and data isolated at tenant level. Every access and action is recorded in an audit trail, which is what makes the system usable for employment investigations, disputes involving internal parties and transactions that are not yet public.
How does the platform support DPDP compliance?: The Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 requires a data fiduciary to handle notice and consent, purpose limitation, security safeguards, breach notification and data principal rights. The platform provides tenant isolation, granular access control, audit logging, retention controls and deployment options that keep data within your chosen environment. Compliance remains the organisation’s obligation; the platform provides the controls to meet it.

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Talk to our team about deployment model, identity integration, data residency and a rollout plan for your legal function.

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