Change the AI.
Nothing else changes.
The firm picks the assistant. What protects the client stays in the firm’s own account.
The systems Proxara connects




Any of them. What holds them is not one of them.
Which AI can a firm use?
Any of these. Anything else that speaks MCP. And agents the firm builds itself.
Claude
ChatGPT
Gemini
Cursor
PerplexityDoes this work on Copilot too?
Yes. The client is chosen in the firm’s own window, never typed into Copilot.
Ask for the work. No client named.
Pick the client. Add the documents.
It proposes, against names it cannot read.
A person approves. The answer stays here.
In Copilot
In the firm’s own window
- In CopilotAsk for the work. No client named.
- In the firm’s own windowPick the client. Add the documents.
- In CopilotIt proposes, against names it cannot read.
- In the firm’s own windowA person approves. The answer stays here.
Microsoft keeps what people type into Copilot. That is why the split falls where it does.
Could one consent in the engagement letter cover it?
Sometimes, and it is a real path. Consent is per purpose and prospective, so it does not travel across a whole book, and every new kind of work becomes another round of client paperwork.
Does Microsoft not process inside the firm’s own tenant?
On the most favourable reading, the firm is still relying on a vendor relationship and the promises written into it. And that vendor sees only its own data, while the value here is the join across all of them.
Why not Karbon, or another practice platform?
Those platforms are built to put their own product at the centre of the workflow, not to run a private control point inside each firm’s own cloud. Their AI stays tied to their platform.
And the systems underneath.
Swap the practice management system, and the work the firm defined stays where it is.
Karbon
Microsoft 365
SharePoint
Salesforce
Drake
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