Technology
How DEPLAW works under the hood.
A legal-tech platform, thought of in layers: from BPMN workflows through AI and RAG to the Kubernetes infrastructure that carries thousands of parallel proceedings — every layer traceable down to the individual step.
Core technologies in detail
Five technologies, one legal-tech platform.
Artificial Intelligence
Multi-LLM, orchestrated and compliant
Which language models DEPLAW integrates, how pseudonymization protects personal data before it reaches external models, and where AI is actually used in day-to-day work.
Learn more02BPMN
Processes that business teams and machines understand alike
What BPMN 2.0 is, how DEPLAW workflows turn it into executable logic, and which triggers actually kick off a process step in case handling.
Learn more03OCR
Every document, made automatically readable
Text recognition adapted for the legal field and optimized with AI: every incoming document is processed automatically via OCR and stored as a searchable PDF.
Learn more04RAG
Answers from the case file, with proof
How Retrieval-Augmented Generation semantically indexes every case file and answers questions with citations and source references — instead of a bare keyword search.
Learn more05Hosting & Kubernetes
Infinitely scalable infrastructure
Why Kubernetes is the foundation for enterprise-scale operation, and how DEPLAW runs as a network of individual container modules in Germany.
Learn moreFurther technical foundations
Fully integrated, not just connected.
Interfaces & Communication
beA, eBO, email, fax, mail and telephony all run through the same central inbox — with the same automation rules across every channel.
Interfaces in detail →Access Control
Access rights can be controlled granularly per data category — the same case file can be shared between law firms, legal departments and call centers without duplicate data storage.
Collaboration in detail →Security & Traceability
Every action — automated or manual — is logged immutably in the case history. Compliance is part of the architecture, not a downstream filter.
Security & Compliance →Common technical questions
Yes. Processes can be developed, imported and versioned externally — DEPLAW uses the cross-industry BPMN 2.0 standard.
No. Data is pseudonymized before every external model request; the result is only merged back into the case context afterward. Local models can be integrated. See Artificial Intelligence for details.
The platform runs on a Kubernetes infrastructure in Germany; the same workflow is executed independently per case and scaled horizontally.
Not for process modeling. Existing data and case files are migrated during onboarding; a team of project managers, developers and lawyers supports enterprise projects.
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