LEMIA

For your profession

The tasks you cannot entrust to a public AI service.

For professions bound by professional secrecy (Art. 321 of the Swiss Criminal Code), entrusting a patient or client file to a public AI service means risking a breach of professional secrecy, a criminal offence. LEMIA is built precisely for those files: they are processed in Switzerland, without exception, through a Swiss operator, and you approve every output.

Three worlds of secrecy, one workshop

Choose your profession

The same repetitive, time-consuming tasks, grouped by profession — the ones a public AI service cannot touch.

Medical secrecy · Art. 321 of the Swiss Criminal Code

Doctors & allied health professionals

  • Letters to specialists
  • Case file summaries
  • Insurance reports
  • Consultation reports

Professional secrecy · Art. 321 of the Swiss Criminal Code

Lawyers · notaries · law firms

  • Drafts of standard deeds
  • Letters to the parties
  • Formal notices & briefs
  • Summaries of exhibits & estate files

Sectoral / official secrecy

Fiduciaries (Swiss accounting & trust firms) & accountants

  • Tax correspondence
  • Year-end closing summaries
  • Client reports

What happens during a run

From your objective to the approved deliverable, step by step

You describe an objective in the Orchestrator space, or you compose your agent workflows yourself (expert mode). Either way, nothing is written to your real folders until you have given your approval.

A real run, step by step A folder of exhibits comes in; agents sort the exhibits and draft the schedule; a review cross-checks the references; your approval, with the content displayed; and only after your yes does the result enter your folders. Folder of exhibits PDFs, scans, incoming letters Agents sort the exhibits, draft the schedule Review cross-checking of the references Your approval content displayed, before any copy Your folders after your yes
Example: a law firm's chronological schedule of exhibits — the same path applies to a specialist letter or a year-end closing summary.

Orchestrator or Workflows

You steer, or you delegate

Describe what you need and the orchestrator composes the workflow, or steer the agents in parallel yourself. Every AI call goes through a Swiss operator, without exception.

Quality control

A quality gate, then staging

An automatic quality check can send the work back for correction — but it never approves a send in your place. Agents produce their output in a temporary folder, not in your real folders.

You approve

You approve every output

Nothing is copied to your folders or sent without your explicit approval, with the content displayed. You remain the operator, and the person responsible for every deliverable.

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