Legal and professional review is required.
Exit Protocol is financial-record organization and deterministic tracing software. It is not a law firm, forensic accounting firm, expert witness, or substitute for retained counsel or a qualified financial professional.
No legal advice, expert opinion, or recovery guarantee is provided. There is no guarantee of admissibility, evidentiary weight, or court acceptance.
1. Current product scope
The V1 workflow organizes selected financial records, requires an explicit eligible source transaction for a separate-property claim, applies a disclosed LIBR ordering strategy, and generates an attorney-reviewable workpaper with documented assumptions, source provenance, and calculation metadata.
2. Source records and extraction
Extraction may be incomplete or wrong. Native PDF parsing and a configured local OCR runtime produce candidates only. Candidates require explicit human review and reconciliation before import. External OCR is used only when configured and acknowledged.
Exit Protocol does not automatically detect every missing statement period. Incomplete records can still produce a modeled output when the calculation gates are otherwise satisfied. Reviewers must independently establish statement coverage, identify gaps, and reconcile source records before reliance. The platform does not invent transactions, bridge evidentiary gaps, or authenticate the origin or truth of an uploaded record.
3. LIBR calculation limits
LIBR is applied as a deterministic calculation assumption over the reviewed ledger and explicit source row. Whether LIBR is legally appropriate, how funds should be characterized, which intraday ordering is supportable, and what additional tracing is required are jurisdiction- and fact-dependent professional judgments.
4. AI-assisted features
Optional drafting or review features may use configured external model providers only after the applicable user action or consent. Those outputs are probabilistic, may be inaccurate, and must not be treated as facts, legal strategy, expert analysis, or part of the authoritative LIBR calculation. Generative AI does not decide the deterministic LIBR arithmetic shown in a workpaper.
5. Integrity references
SHA-256 references support an exact-byte comparison. A matching hash means the compared bytes are identical to the authoritative stored record. It does not prove authorship, origin, completeness, custody history, truth, privilege, admissibility, or legal effect.
6. Confidentiality and privilege
Using Exit Protocol does not create an attorney-client relationship, work-product protection, or privilege. Evidence files and selected fields use application-layer encryption where configured; case message bodies are access-controlled and protected in transit but are not represented as application-layer encrypted at rest. Counsel must determine appropriate handling, preservation, discovery, and disclosure procedures.
7. Clio integration boundary
The configured Clio workflow is limited to user-selected matters and documents. Connection and staging do not write to Clio. After explicit source approval and finalization, Exit Protocol saves a local workpaper and attempts to upload a new PDF to the selected matter without modifying the source document. The integration does not automatically import a ledger, create a claim, or run LIBR. No Clio endorsement, certification, partnership, or App Directory listing is claimed.
8. Reviewer responsibility
Before any client-facing, settlement, mediation, discovery, deposition, expert, or court use, counsel and qualified financial professionals must verify source records, extraction, chronology, assumptions, calculations, citations, jurisdictional fit, and the final exported bytes. Use is at the reviewer's professional judgment and subject to the Terms of Service.