AnwaltGPT now publishes its confidentiality agreement under § 43e BRAO as a download dated 12 October 2026, so firms no longer have to request it. A firm fills in the PDF or Word template, signs it and emails it back for countersignature. The agreement binds the operator, its staff and every named subprocessor to secrecy in text form, and limits access to client data to operation, maintenance and support the firm asks for.
Buyer relevance. German lawyers must bind any IT provider to secrecy in text form, so a ready to sign agreement removes a procurement step. The same page states that inputs are not used for model training unless the firm switches learning on for its own separate instance.