For counsel
CarryDocs for legal teams
Privileged packages move on a clock — not into another shared folder. CarryDocs is the handoff layer beside your matter system, not a replacement for it.
Where it fits in counsel workflows
Use CarryDocs when opposing counsel, a client, or a partner needs eyes on a package now — engagement letters, exhibits-for-review, draft sets — and you do not want that payload living forever in email.
Keep your DMS, matter numbering, and retention schedules where they belong. CarryDocs handles the delivery window: link or QR, optional PIN, optional view-only, then shred.
Controls counsel actually use
- Hard expiry — free two hours; Protocol Pack up to 24 hours
- PIN with three-strike shred on failed guesses
- View-only mode to discourage casual redistribution
- Briefcase history (Pack) to re-send a past package quickly
Not a vault, not a certification
There is no organizational browsing vault in CarryDocs. That is intentional. Privilege, ethics opinions, and client file retention are your policies — we do not invent compliance badges.
Read the security FAQ and storage FAQ for plain-language limits.
Quick answers
- Is CarryDocs a matter management or DMS replacement?
- No. CarryDocs is a time-bound handoff utility — one link or QR, optional PIN, then deletion. Keep your DMS or matter system for retention and work product.
- Can we send privileged packages without leaving a Drive trail?
- That is the design: files exist for the window you configure. After expiry or shred, metadata and stored blobs are removed. You still own privilege and ethics rules for how you communicate.
- Does CarryDocs certify privilege or compliance?
- No. Connections use TLS in transit and the product avoids a browsable long-term vault. Regulatory and contractual policy remain yours — CarryDocs supplies handoff mechanics.