In law, finance, and healthcare, one wrong AI answer can mean a lawsuit or a lost license. Draco verifies every output and documents the review, so your team can sign off with confidence.
Book a demoIt takes whatever your AI produced — a contract, a tax memo, a financial summary — and checks every claim, citation, and number against real, verifiable sources.
Verified claims are cleared, anything it can't confirm gets flagged, and your reviewer is sent straight to the few things that need their judgment instead of re-reading everything.
A licensed professional approves in minutes, and Draco records the full review: sources used, what was checked, who signed off, and when. If it's ever challenged, you have proof.
AI writes briefs and contracts, but one made-up citation gets a lawyer sanctioned. Draco checks every case and clause so it's safe to file.
AI speeds up the work, but a CPA has to sign off and owns the risk. Draco makes sign-off fast and creates a record that holds up in an audit.
AI drafts advice and analysis, but wrong numbers mean penalties. Draco verifies every figure and source before it goes out.
AI helps underwrite, but regulators want you to explain every decision. Draco documents the reasoning so it's approvable.
AI supports clinical work, but errors are malpractice. Draco checks outputs against sources and keeps a record of what was reviewed.
Draco sits between your AI and the person who has to approve its work. It checks every AI output against real sources, flags anything that looks wrong, and creates a record of what was reviewed and who signed off.
Teams using AI in work where mistakes carry legal or financial risk — law firms, accounting and tax teams, financial services, insurance, and healthcare.
No. A licensed professional still signs off. Draco makes their review faster and gives them proof it was done properly.
It ties every claim in an AI output back to a verifiable source, marks anything it can't confirm, and points the reviewer to the parts that need a human decision.
A complete record of every output: the sources used, what was checked, what was flagged, who approved it, and when. If your work is ever challenged, you have proof of due diligence.
