Legal
AI Use Statement
Where AI sits in HilexX OS, what it does, and the limits we hold it to.
Pre-launch notice
This document is a structured placeholder. It sets out the topics HilexX intends to cover, but it has not been reviewed or approved by a qualified legal adviser and must not be relied upon. Final wording will be published before general availability.
Last updated: 1 August 2026
What AI is used for
AI features in HilexX OS assist with everyday practice work: summarising a client file or long document, drafting correspondence, extracting details from supplied material, and suggesting the next step on a job. It supports the work; it does not make decisions on the firm's behalf.
Professional judgement remains with the firm
AI output is a draft. It must be reviewed by a qualified person before it is relied upon or sent to a client. HilexX OS does not provide accounting, tax, legal, architectural or financial advice, and AI output is not a substitute for professional advice.
Human oversight
AI-assisted actions are visible in the workspace so a person can see what was generated and change it. Firms control which AI features are enabled for their team.
Data handling
Content sent to AI features is processed to produce the requested result and returned to the workspace. Specific model providers, processing locations and retention periods will be listed in the Data Processing summary and confirmed before general availability.
Accuracy and limitations
AI can be wrong, incomplete or out of date. It should never be treated as a source of truth for figures, dates, obligations or regulatory requirements without checking the underlying records.
Changes to AI capability
AI capability will continue to develop. Material changes to how AI features work will be communicated to customers, and this statement will be updated alongside them.
Contact
Questions about this document can be sent to privacy@hilexx.com. HilexX operates from Australia.