Dedicated application infrastructure
Each firm operates on application infrastructure provisioned for that firm rather than sharing one general product runtime across customer operations.
Dedicated Firm Infrastructure
Your firm's operational environment is separated by design.
PallmLaw gives each firm dedicated application infrastructure and a dedicated PostgreSQL database, with firm-level administration and governed paths for approved application and AI access. Dedicated describes infrastructure separation. It does not imply unmanaged database access or firm-operated cloud hosting.
What Dedicated Means
Separation, firm-level control, and bounded access.
The architecture supports a firm-specific operating environment while keeping integrations and external intelligence access explicit, scoped, and attributable.
Dedicated PostgreSQL database
Each firm operates with a dedicated PostgreSQL database rather than storing operational records in a shared product-data database.
Firm-level administration
Approved administrators control firm profile, branding, users, workflow configuration, API access, and other supported operational settings.
Governed integration access
Versioned read-only REST access is instance-local, scoped, rate-controlled, documented, and audited for approved application use.
Governed AI access
Approved AI clients use scoped, read-only MCP tools through PallmLaw-owned authorization. They do not receive arbitrary SQL or direct database access.
Durable access history
Supported API and AI activity remains attributable through audit records covering the external client, authorizing user, tool or request, status, and timing.
Product Boundaries
Clear architecture language without inflated security claims.
Buyers should understand both the value and the limits of the deployment model. These boundaries prevent “dedicated” from being interpreted as on-premises hosting, unrestricted access, or an unsupported certification claim.
- Dedicated does not mean that PallmLaw is installed on an office server.
- Dedicated does not imply that the firm owns or directly administers the underlying cloud account.
- Read-only API and MCP access does not permit arbitrary database access or unrestricted fields.
- Connected AI clients cannot edit records, send email, execute workflows, or perform autonomous legal work through PallmLaw MCP tools.
- This page does not make unverified certification, uptime, backup, encryption, or regulatory-compliance claims.
Infrastructure Questions
What firms and technical reviewers usually need clarified.
Is PallmLaw a shared multi-tenant product database?
No. Each firm operates with a dedicated PostgreSQL database and dedicated application infrastructure rather than sharing one product-data database across firms.
Does dedicated infrastructure mean the firm self-hosts PallmLaw?
Not by default. Dedicated describes the separation of the firm's application and database environment. It does not mean the firm owns or directly operates the underlying cloud account.
Can connected AI tools access the database directly?
No. Approved AI clients use explicit, scoped, read-only MCP tools. PallmLaw does not expose arbitrary SQL, unrestricted database access, or cross-firm data access.
Does PallmLaw replace the firm's existing legal systems?
No. PallmLaw is designed as the workflow-control and firm-intelligence layer alongside supported practice-management, drafting, intake, and integration systems.