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Trust & Quality

Checks, review and data protection

What is checked before delivery, what needs professional review and how information is handled.

Privacy and security

By Adv. Moran Bickel

Before delivery

Output checks

During early access, outputs go through ORCA’s checks and release before delivery. Delivery scope depends on the case and the findings.

Checks cover defined aspects of the documents. They do not guarantee that every error or omission has been found.

Structured checks throughout preparation

Checks examine aspects such as document structure, legal elements and connections between assertions and supporting material. Legal sources draw on a verified source registry, with the legal analysis remaining subject to your review.

A closer look at vulnerabilities

A critical review helps surface weaknesses and opposing arguments the other side may raise. The memorandum brings them together with the materials, assumptions and questions that deserve further examination.

The documents require review of the facts, sources and law, and corrections where needed. Final wording and filing remain counsel’s decision. How ORCA works →

Privacy and security

Protecting your materials throughout the work.

Case materials deserve careful handling. Access controls, encryption in transit and identifying-detail masking are among the measures designed to protect information throughout the workflow.

Encryption in transit

TLS encryption protects the connection between your browser and the system, helping safeguard information in transit.

Access through firm permissions

Access to cases and documents follows account permissions and firm membership, supporting collaboration within your firm and separation between firms.

Less exposure of identifying details

Masking mechanisms help reduce exposure during AI processing by replacing recognized identifying details with placeholders.

Masking coverage depends on the information type and processing path.

Protection starts at upload

File type and size checks help keep case-material intake controlled and reject files that do not meet the requirements.

Clear terms for AI processing

AI processing uses OpenAI and Anthropic, including outside Israel. Under their published API policies, content is not used for model training by default. Details of processing and how long information is kept appear in our privacy policy and the providers’ policies.

ORCA operators have operational access permissions to provide the service.

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ORCA is a product of ORCA Legal Labs Ltd. (HP 517334603) - a separate corporate entity from Moran Bickel's law practice. This page describes the product - it does not constitute legal advice or solicitation of legal services.

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