Verdict by VismayAI · v0.4 in private pilot

Your team shouldn't have to guess what the policy says.

Verdict reads your firm's documents — compliance manuals, SOPs, regulatory filings — and tells your reps how to handle a customer's question. In five seconds. With the citation. On your network.

Decision time
~5 sec
Where it runs
Your network
Outcomes
Handle / Transfer / Escalate
Cited
Every answer
A desk with paperwork, a laptop and a coffee mug in low natural light. Compliance officer's desk · Boston

01 — How it works

Three steps. No cloud. No exceptions.

A compliance officer should be able to set Verdict up in an afternoon and audit it the same week. The whole product is designed around that constraint.

01

You install Verdict on your network.

No cloud. No data sent anywhere. Runs on a single Windows machine or your existing on-prem server. Air-gap deployment supported. Your IT team owns the box; we don't have a key to it.

↳   Windows · Linux · Air-gapped · 32GB RAM minimum
PRODUCT SHOT / Install wizard
02

Verdict reads your documents.

Compliance manuals. SOPs. Regulatory filings. Your routing matrix. The two-page memo legal sent in March. Hybrid AI + keyword retrieval — every passage is indexed and citable. We don't train on your data; we read it.

↳   PDF · DOCX · HTML · SharePoint · Confluence · Network shares
PRODUCT SHOT / Document corpus
03

Your team gets a decision in seconds.

Handle here. Transfer. Escalate. Each comes with the script, the steps, the citation, and what not to say. The rep moves on. The compliance team gets the audit log automatically.

↳   Web app · Salesforce sidebar · Teams plugin · CCaaS overlay
PRODUCT SHOT / Decision card

02 — Verdict in action

A real call. Five seconds.

Wealth-management scenario, lifted verbatim from a pilot at a $1.4B RIA. Step through it the way a rep would.


03 — Built for regulated industries

Six industries. One mental model.

In every regulated workflow, somebody on the front line has to give a defensible answer in real time. Verdict is built for that minute.

A financial advisor reviewing a printed statement with a client. Wealth · advisor + client
Wealth management

The beneficiary question

"Can I add my daughter as a beneficiary on my inherited Roth IRA?" Most reps would say yes. Verdict reads Compliance Manual §4.3 and FINRA Rule 4512, returns Handle here, drafts the script, and surfaces Form ADV-2B with notarization required.

FINRA · SEC · Reg BI
A lawyer's bookshelf, leather-bound volumes. Law · firm library
Law

The intake call

"I think my surgeon left a sponge in me." The paralegal almost routes it to billing. Verdict tags it Escalate — potential malpractice, surfaces the firm's intake protocol, and pages the partner on call.

State bar · ABA Model Rules
A clipboard with insurance claim forms on a desk. Insurance · claim file
Insurance

The total-loss call

"My car's totaled — am I getting a rental for the full 30 days?" Verdict reads the policy form, the state DOI bulletin, and the carrier's customer-service SOP. Returns Transfer to claims · ext. 4408 with the rental-coverage cap pre-cited.

State DOI · NAIC · ERISA
A loan officer reviewing closing documents with a borrower. Mortgage · closing table
Mortgage

The TRID timing question

"We changed the rate yesterday — can we still close Friday?" Verdict reads RESPA, TRID §1026.19(f)(2)(ii), and the firm's closing playbook. Returns Handle here with the 3-business-day re-disclosure clock and the new earliest-close date.

RESPA · TRID · CFPB
A set of house keys on a contract at a closing table. Real estate · closing
Real estate

The fair-housing flag

"Is this a good neighborhood for my kids?" The agent wants to be helpful. Verdict pattern-matches steering risk under the Fair Housing Act, returns Handle here · do-not-say script, and offers the schools-data redirect every state allows.

FHA · State licensing
A medical practice front desk with paperwork on a clipboard. Medical · front desk
Medical practice ops

The records request

"My ex's lawyer is asking for my chart — do I have to send it?" Verdict reads the practice's BAA and HIPAA Privacy Rule §164.512(e). Returns Escalate — privacy officer with the subpoena-vs-court-order distinction pre-flagged.

HIPAA · HITECH · State law
04 — Why on-prem

Cloud AI doesn't belong in compliance-bound workflows.

We don't think it ever will. Three reasons we drew this line and won't move it.

01

Your data stays yours.

OpenAI, Anthropic, Microsoft Copilot — every cloud AI vendor uses your prompts to improve their models, unless you've signed (and audited) the right enterprise tier. Verdict runs on your network. Your data never leaves the box. Nobody else benefits from it.

↳   SOC 2 not required · because there's nothing to send
02

No token limits.

Cloud AI bills per query. Your reps can't use it freely without spiking the bill, so they don't — and you're back to the unsearchable PDF. Verdict runs on your hardware. Unlimited queries. Predictable per-seat pricing. The economics finally line up with the workflow.

↳   Flat fee · use it 10× or 10,000× a day
03

Audit-grade citations.

Every answer cites the exact policy section. Defensible to FINRA, SEC, HIPAA OCR, state DOIs, and your firm's compliance archive. If the rep followed Verdict, you can prove what the rep was told and where it came from. That's the whole point.

↳   Decision log · immutable · WORM-compatible
Portrait of Prashant Sahni. Prashant Sahni · 2025
05 — Why I built this

Eight years of watching people guess.

I spent eight years at Fidelity in retail wealth operations. Every week, I'd watch reps struggle to answer a customer in 60 seconds while a 2,000-page compliance manual sat unsearchable on a shared drive. Some guessed. Some misrouted. Some misadvised — and we'd find out three weeks later in a complaint, or three months later in an arbitration filing.

Verdict is the tool I wished I'd had. Built for the 60-second decision window. Runs entirely on your network because in regulated industries, that's the only thing that's actually allowed. We're not a chatbot. We're not a replacement for your compliance team. We're the thing that finally lets the policy your compliance team wrote actually reach the person on the phone.

— Prashant Sahni Founder, VismayAI · ex-Fidelity
06 — Pricing

Per-seat. Per month. No surprises.

Cloud AI bills per query. We don't, because we can't see your queries. Pick the tier that matches the depth of customization your firm needs.

Tier
What's included
Price
Starter For evaluation
1 user · 1 folder · up to 500 documents · web app · email support. Run it in a corner of your network for two weeks before you tell anyone.
Free14-day eval
Custom Firm-specific terminology
Standard plus LoRA fine-tuning on your firm's terminology, product names, and house style. Quarterly retraining included. Dedicated solutions engineer.
$700–1,200/ seat / month
Enterprise Multi-LOB · regulated scale
Dedicated GPU appliance · monthly retraining · 99.9% SLA · named CSM · regulatory exam support · multi-region deployment · custom legal review.
$1,500–3,000/ seat / month
The 30-minute demo

Ready to see Verdict on your own documents?

We'll set up a 30-minute demo using a couple of your sample policies — redacted is fine. No commitment. No follow-up sequence. If it's not the right fit, we'll tell you.

Book a demo → Read the product page