CaseDelta is Secure, Compliant, and Enterprise-Ready
Delta works inside your systems, with each person's own access. Here is exactly what protects your data.
Cloud Security
CaseDelta uses AWS as its cloud provider, benefiting from industry-leading protocols and infrastructure-level protections to safeguard both data centers and the broader cloud environment.
Encryption at Rest and in Transit
CaseDelta uses 256-bit AES encryption for stored data and TLS 1.2 for securing all network communications in transit.
Multi-Factor Authentication
CaseDelta requires multi-factor authentication to ensure secure and seamless user access.
Data Privacy
Your data is never used to train, fine-tune, or improve any AI models, ensuring complete user privacy.
Where your data lives
Can we use Delta with medical records?
Yes. Delta is built for medical records, financial information and PII. Every control on this page is in place for every firm.
Where does CaseDelta run?
CaseDelta uses AWS as its cloud provider, benefiting from industry-leading protocols and infrastructure-level protections to safeguard both data centers and the broader cloud environment.
Is our data encrypted?
Yes. CaseDelta uses 256-bit AES encryption for stored data and TLS 1.2 for securing all network communications in transit. Connection keys and tokens are encrypted with a separate key.
Do we have to move our files into CaseDelta?
No. Delta works where your files already live: your case system, your email and your drive. Your case system stays the system of record.
What does CaseDelta keep?
Only what a task needs. When Delta reads a document, it keeps a copy so it can cite the page later. It never syncs or copies a whole system.
AI and training
Does Delta send our records to an AI model?
Yes. Delta is AI. To do a task, the AI models that run it read the text that task needs, and nothing else. Those models never train on your data.
Does CaseDelta train AI on my client data?
No. Your data is never used to train, fine-tune, or improve any AI models, ensuring complete user privacy.
Access and control
Does CaseDelta require multi-factor authentication?
Yes. CaseDelta requires multi-factor authentication to ensure secure and seamless user access, with a code texted to each account's verified phone and an emailed code as the backup.
How does Delta sign in to our systems?
Someone at your firm signs in once, in a secure browser. Delta then works with that person's access, and only theirs. Disconnect at any time and the access ends.
Can Delta see more than our staff can?
No. Delta acts with the permissions of the person who connected it, so it can only reach what that person can already reach.
Can Delta act on its own?
Delta drafts email for you to review and send. It changes your systems only when someone at your firm asks, or under a standing instruction your firm set.
Can another firm see our data?
No. Each firm's data is isolated, and every request Delta makes is scoped to one firm.
Can we see what Delta did?
Yes. Every action Delta takes is logged with the time, the request and the sources it used.
Your data, your call
Does CaseDelta sell our data?
Never. It is shared only with the services that run Delta, and only to do your work.
Can we delete everything?
Yes. Export your data at any time. When you ask for deletion, we delete your files, every copy, your connections and your saved sign-ins.
ABA Rule 1.6 confidentiality
Does CaseDelta meet ABA Rule 1.6?
CaseDelta is built to support ABA Model Rule 1.6, which asks for reasonable efforts to protect client confidentiality.
What does ABA Formal Opinion 512 mean for CaseDelta?
Opinion 512 (2024) asks lawyers to check whether an AI tool uses client information to train itself. Delta does not: client data never trains any AI model.