A wall enforced only at query time leaks through counts, snippets and ranking. Recall enforces twice, and this guide explains why, what each layer does and what administrators should check.
A document management system is the firm’s record. Our sync treats it that way: metadata first, content on demand, write-back as a new version, permissions never ours to decide.
The phrase is used loosely across the industry. Here is what it means in ZAAN’s request path, what persists and why, what it does not mean, and the questions to ask any vendor.
Latency, residency, reproducibility and the sealed laptop: the four constraints that made a 7-billion-parameter model the right size for clause-level work, and what we gave up.
Inline review either keeps pace with drafting or it interrupts it. We set a hard budget of half a second at the 95th percentile, and most of our architecture follows from it.
Review 3.8 replaces our custom annotation layer in Word with the native comments and tracked-changes APIs. Flags are now real Word comments; redlines are real tracked changes. What that fixes, and what it costs.
