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- AI tools your staff uses with client work that you never approved, never evaluated, and can’t see.
Your staff is using AI you never approved.
Here’s where your client data went.
Somewhere in most firms, someone is pasting privileged documents into ChatGPT or similar tools, and partners have no way of knowing. Bar associations are already asking whether firms had safeguards in place. ShadowAI shows you who’s doing it, what tools they’re using, and how often. Minutes to install, and your first report inside 24 hours.
247
AI sessions touching client work
3 staff members pasted client matter details this week
- 49%
- of workers use AI tools their employer never approved
- 68%
- of those users never tell their employer
- 24 hours
- to your first exposure report
Sources: BlackFog shadow AI survey, 2026, of 2,000 workers at companies with more than 500 employees, and Fishbowl workplace AI survey, 2024. Neither surveyed law firms, and neither surveyed firms your size. We publish the figures we have rather than legal-sector numbers nobody has measured yet.
The risk you can’t see is the one that costs you.
Privileged data leaving your firm
Client documents, matter details, and PII pasted into unapproved AI tools. ShadowAI catches it instantly.
Every AI tool your team is using
You approved one AI tool. Your staff is experimenting with several. ShadowAI shows you which ones and who's on them.
A report you can act on today
Exposure by tool, person, and frequency. Show it to partners, set a policy, or move that work onto governed AI with Albi.
Minutes to install. Your first report inside 24 hours.
Install in minutes
Install the ShadowAI browser extension across your team. No IT department needed.
See the problem
ShadowAI sees where client data goes (which tools, how often), not what the data is. We flag exposure without capturing privileged content.
Know where you stand
Get a clear picture of your firm's exposure. Then decide: set a policy, or move that work onto Albi.
What it doesn’t do, on purpose.
ShadowAI isn’t a full security system and isn’t trying to be. It answers one question, and it’s worth knowing where that question stops.
It doesn't see inside installed desktop apps
ShadowAI is a browser extension, so it sees the browser. Anything your staff runs as a desktop application is outside what it can report on.
It doesn't block anything or lock anything down
Nothing is blocked, restricted, or taken away from your team. ShadowAI reports. It doesn't enforce, and it won't get in anyone's way.
If ShadowAI finds client matter details going into several AI tools from the browser alone, you can safely assume the problem is bigger than what you can see.
The report doesn’t fix that. It makes it visible, and what you do about it is your call.
Seeing the problem takes 24 hours.
Fixing it takes about an hour.
Your exposure report tells you where client data is going. It does not tell you why your staff went looking for those tools in the first place.
They went looking because the work is slow and the answers are buried. Albi gives your team a governed place to do that work, with your firm’s own matters behind it instead of the open internet.
See how Albi works →Your data stays yours
Encrypted, isolated per firm, never used to train models. No firm's data is ever visible to another.
AI that knows your firm
Albi works from your matters, documents, and case history. Not the open internet. Every output cites its source.
A governed place to work
Your staff won't stop using AI. That's not realistic. But Albi gives them a safe place to do it, so they stop reaching for tools you never approved.
Find out what your team is using. Before someone else asks.
Your first exposure report lands inside 24 hours. No IT department, no commitment.
Free scan. Simple report inside 24 hours.
P.S. The report is free and there is no call attached to it. Install it, read it, and if you decide to handle it yourself with a written policy, that is a good outcome and you are welcome to the data. We would rather you see the problem than not.