Capture is disabled unless a key opts in. Three audits found one opted-in key across the whole fleet and it is ours. That is an audited default, not a promise in a brochure.
Partner-level visibility
One key per team, model access per person, budgets per team, and a usage record you can read instead of guessing.
Nothing acts without a person
An agent proposes work with its evidence and waits. The record of who approved it stays attached to the finished work.
What a Tuesday looks like
Summarise a 400-page disclosure bundle and cite the page for every claim in the summary.
Find every engagement letter with a clause like this one and list the differences.
Draft a first-pass memo from the file, with the sources attached, for a partner to mark up.
Answer which models the tax team used last month and what it cost.
How Borg serves it
Borg Gateway
The one governed route in, replacing personal accounts. Permissions per person, budgets per team, usage per key.
Default-off prompt capture
The gateway does not retain prompt content unless a key turns it on, and it is audited that way.
Approval before action
No agent touches client material on its own. A person releases each piece of work.
Shared team context
What the firm has already worked out stays available to the next matter instead of living in one person's chat history.
What we can prove, and where it stops
The same two columns as the hub, narrowed to this one business.
Running today
Default-off prompt capture, verified across three separate audits.
Permissions, per-model access control and per-team budgets, in production.
An approval step that exists in the product rather than in a policy document.
Not there yet
No SOC 2, no ISO 27001, and no data processing agreement.
No written retention policy. The default behaviour is audited; it is not yet a contract term.
No HIPAA business associate agreement, so no protected health information.
This sector will ask for all of the above on the first call, and the honest answer today is that we do not have them.
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