For the COLP. The named individual.
You have accepted responsibility for a firm you do not fully control, under regulations that change faster than your processes do. That feeling has a name.
The moment
"If the SRA walked in tomorrow, I could not show them how we made our compliance decisions."
Every COLP at a firm using AI tools carries this thought.
Most have not said it out loud.
The number that matters
The number of AI productivity tools
that constitute governance infrastructure
under SRA inspection standards.
Speed is not evidence.
Output is not accountability.
The gap between the two is where careers end.
The distinction
The COLP retains judgment. REACH LAW creates the permanent record that judgment was exercised.
Without it the finding lands on you.
Introducing
Governance infrastructure for SRA-regulated law firms. Not a tool. Not a platform. The accountability layer that proves how every compliance decision was made.
Without this record, the SRA finds against the named individual. That means you. See where you standFour minutes. No commitment. No login.
Three things REACH LAW does
Every compliance decision your firm makes is timestamped, attributed, and permanently retrievable. Not as a log. As evidence the SRA can inspect the moment it is requested.
A binary fail-closed gate on every AI output. Closed means closed. Not 98% accurate. Not mostly safe. The outcome of every validation is permanently recorded.
When the SRA arrives, the COLP can demonstrate not just what the firm did but how every decision to do it was made, by whom, and when.
If you cannot produce it,
it does not exist.