Privilege
What could Enclessa hand over if it were served with a legal request?
For end-to-end encrypted conversations: the ciphertext, the group identifier, the epoch number, the sending device and a timestamp. Enclessa holds no key that decrypts the content, so the plaintext cannot be produced. For managed channels the server can read the content, which is precisely why a firm puts client conversation in encrypted rooms.
Constraint, then answer
What a firm has to answer for
01Confidentiality that outlives the vendor relationship
Client rooms the server cannot read
MLS per RFC 9420, one key per device, no administrator override and no server-side key escrow.
Read more02Conflicts and matter separation
Permissions checked in the data layer
Access is a permission bitmask evaluated where the data is read, not a screen that is hidden in the interface.
Read more03Time is the product
Billable time against client and matter
Project time with customers, projects, activities and rates, submitted and approved, then locked so an invoice does not move underneath itself.
Read more04Retention runs both ways
Retention and legal hold
Retention rules per organisation, with a hold that refuses an erasure by naming its own reason.
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- Client conversation
- End-to-end encrypted, no escrow
- What a subpoena of the server yields
- Ciphertext, group id, epoch, timestamp
- Matter separation
- Permission bitmask enforced in the data layer
- Billable time
- Customer → project → activity, with rates
- Hosting
- European Union
FAQ
Legal and advisory: questions
- Yes, in the Time module. Hours are recorded against a customer, project and activity with billable rates, submitted for approval and then locked so an approved period stops changing.
- Yes, in the People module, where a hold blocks an erasure and states the reason it is blocking it. Retention rules are configured per organisation.
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