Medical secrecy · Art. 321 of the Swiss Criminal Code
Doctors and allied health professionals
- Letters to specialists
- Case file summaries
- Insurance reports
- Consultation reports
For your profession
Doctors, lawyers, notaries, fiduciaries: what LEMIA takes on, file by file
For professions bound by professional secrecy (Art. 321 of the Swiss Criminal Code), entrusting a patient or client file to a public AI tool means risking a breach of professional secrecy, a criminal offence. LEMIA is built precisely for those files: they are processed, without exception, by a Swiss operator, and you approve every deliverable.
Three professions, one duty of secrecy, one workshop
Choose your profession
The same repetitive, time-consuming tasks, grouped by profession — the ones public AI tools are not allowed to process.
Professional secrecy · Art. 321 of the Swiss Criminal Code
Law and notary firms
- Draft standard deeds
- Letters to the parties
- Formal notices and briefs
- Summaries of exhibits and estate files
Sectoral and contractual confidentiality
Fiduciaries and 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 with Create with AI, or you compose your agent workflows yourself (expert mode). Either way, nothing is written to your actual folders until you have approved it.
Create with AI, or by hand
You delegate, or you steer
Describe what you need and the AI composes the workflow; or steer the agents yourself, in parallel. Every AI call goes through a Swiss operator.
Automatic review
A quality check, then a temporary folder
An automatic quality check can send the work back for correction — but it never approves a send on your behalf. Agents produce their output in a temporary folder, not in your actual folders.
Human decision
You approve every deliverable
No document produced is copied to your folders, and nothing is sent, without your explicit approval, with the content displayed before your eyes. When you ask for a document that already exists to be corrected, the change applies straight away — and can still be undone. You remain the author and the person responsible for every deliverable.