Govern who sees what

Custom roles. Per-user overrides. Per-file restrictions.

Map your firm's structure to the product, and let the AI inherit it. The same access boundary applies to every human and every AI action.

AI inherits user access

The AI has exactly the user's access — never more

No grant → the AI can't reference the file. View-only grant → the AI can read but never edit. Edit grant → the AI can act on it. Two users see two different answers from the same chat, based on their own access.

SA

Sarah, Senior Associate

Granted edit access to Acme_M&A_2026.docx

Asks: "Summarize the indemnity clauses in our Acme files."

Juravie surfaces clauses from the M&A file with citations. Sarah can ask the AI to redline.

JD

Jamie, Paralegal

No grant on Acme_M&A_2026.docx

Asks: "Summarize the indemnity clauses in our Acme files."

Juravie answers from files Jamie can see. The restricted M&A file is invisible, and uncited.

Same chat, same prompt, same firm. Different users get different answers based on their own access. There is no "admin override" for the AI.

Per-file restrictions

Lock down a single file to the people who must see it

For M&A files, partner-only matters, HR investigations, and other sensitive content, restrict a single file to a named list of users. Each grant carries four independent toggles (View, Download, Edit, Delete), so a junior can read but not download, or a peer can edit but not delete. Restricted files are completely hidden from everyone else in the file manager and the AI.

  • Restrict any individual file: granular, per-file, not per-folder
  • Four access modes per user: View / Download / Edit / Delete
  • Hidden from the file manager and from AI answers for unauthorized users
  • Remove restriction at any time, and the file returns to standard role-based access
Per-file restrictions narrated demo — Juravie admin restricts a junior software developer employment agreement to a single user with read-only access. A second user without access cannot find the file via AI search or the file manager. The granted user can open it but the AI refuses to edit it because it inherits the user's view-only permission.
Custom roles

Roles that match your org chart

Start from a system template (Admin, Manager, Editor, Reviewer, Viewer) or build your own. Clone an existing role, rename it, tick the permissions it should have, and save. Roles get colour-coded cards visible to admins and to the user themselves in My Access.

  • Create custom roles for paralegals, associates, partners, contract attorneys
  • Clone, rename, and tune permissions without losing the original
  • System roles are read-only by design, but you can clone them to start a custom role
Juravie role management screen — seven colour-coded roles (Publisher, Reviewer, Viewer, Manager, Template Editor, Admin, Document Editor) with their user and permission counts. The Reviewer system role is selected on the right, showing description, assigned users, and a Clone button to start a custom role from the system template, with grouped permission checkboxes for Compliance and Document areas
Juravie per-user permission override view — a user's assigned role with one or more individual permissions explicitly granted or revoked outside the role's defaults, each marked with a 'direct' tag. Effective permissions combine the role's defaults with these direct overrides, and every change is recorded in the audit trail by who and when.
Per-user overrides

Roles for the rule. Overrides for the edge case.

Sometimes one paralegal needs to publish a template; sometimes one partner needs to bypass approvals. You don't break the role model for one exception. You grant or revoke that one permission for that one user. Effective permissions are computed from role + overrides; the user sees the result in their own My Access.

  • Grant or revoke any individual permission for one user
  • Effective permissions = role(s) + overrides, visible to admins and the user
  • Overrides are auditable, with every change recorded by who and when
Juravie My Access — user-facing view of their own permissions: assigned roles as colour-coded cards, effective permissions grouped by area (Documents, Templates, Approvals, Sessions), and the File Access tab listing every restricted file they have been granted, with the granter's name and granted access modes
My access

Every user sees exactly what they can do

The user-facing mirror of Manage Permissions. Every user can open My Access and see their role(s), their effective permissions grouped by area, and which restricted files they've been granted access to (by whom, and in what mode).

  • Roles as colour-coded cards, with the same colour as the admin's view
  • "What you can do" grouped by area: Documents, Templates, Approvals
  • File Access tab listing every restricted file you've been granted, with the granter's name

Access is enforced. Audit makes it provable.

Every grant, every override, every restriction is recorded permanently. See it on the Sessions Dashboard timeline or export it to your SIEM.

Map your firm's structure to the product

Custom roles, per-user overrides, per-file restrictions, and an AI that obeys all three. Included on every plan, even Free Trial.