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The network

26 jurisdictions. One workflow.

From the Gulf to the Caribbean, from Tallinn to Toronto. Coverage rolls out in cohorts — full AI in the first wave, certified templates and AI advisory rolling in behind.

Diagram 01

How the network is built.

6
Audit, every step
7
Continuous watch
L1
Client surfaces
Six apps, one identity
Founder
iOS + Web · solo operator
Platform
Web · firm shell
CRM
Web · ops + clients
Compliance
Web · obligations
Cowork
Web · drafting
Tools
Web · agent console
1Authenticated request
L2
Edge
Auth · gateway · streaming · queue
Identity gateway
single sign-on · per-firm scoping
API edge
REST · streaming responses
Event stream
queue · pub-sub
Rate + quota
per-org · per-tool budgets
Telemetry
traces · errors · usage
2Copilot routes to specialist
L3
Agent mesh
Copilot orchestrator + 7 specialists
Copilot
Orchestrator · routes intent → tool
Advisor
Cross-jurisdiction analysis
Drafter
Per-jurisdiction templates
Compliance
KYC · UBO · screening
OCR · Extract
Vision · typed output
Translator
Legal corpus · parity review
Research
Multi-source · cited
Monitor
Scheduled · event-driven
3Grounded tool calls
L4
Services
Stateless — agents call into them
Retrieval
semantic + lexical
Template engine
DOCX · per-jurisdiction
Signature service
envelope · webhook
Registry adapters
26 jurisdictions
Headless browser fleet
captures · filings
4Reads + writes
L5
Data plane
Stateful — every read + write lands here
Relational store
entities · matters · users
Vector index
semantic search · clause memory
Document store
uploads · drafts · exports
Audit ledger
immutable · agent + reasoning
Secret vault
per-firm · scoped tokens
5Network egress
L6
External network
26 regulators · 4 provider classes
Registries
26 jurisdictions
Screening providers
PEP · sanctions · adverse media
E-signature providers
envelope APIs
Regulatory feeds
gazettes · FATF · OFAC
Tax + filing portals
26 jurisdictions
1
Authenticated request
Per-firm session, scoped to matter + role.
2
Copilot routes to specialist
Intent → role → tool selection.
3
Grounded tool calls
Retrieve, draft, sign, connect — one budget.
4
Reads + writes
Every claim cites its source.
5
Network egress
Registry · screening · gazette · filing.
6
Audit, every step
Agent + tool + reasoning written to the immutable ledger.
7
Continuous watch
Monitor pulls regulator + screening signals on a schedule.
Diagram 02

Founders and firms, on one network.

Z1
The founder
Single-seat, mobile + web
1+ firms per founder
  • Company profile
    directors · shares · agent
  • KYC vault
    passports · POA · certificates
  • Finance
    cash · runway · obligations
  • Requests inbox
    structured threads with firms
  • Personal AI advisor
    grounded in your matter
Z2
The shared layer
Where the founder and the firm meet
  • Matter
    the connection point
  • KYC vault, scoped
    shared with consent
  • Document workspace
    drafts · versions · comments
  • Audit ledger
    read-only to founder
Z3
The firm
2–20 seats, multi-app
many founders per firm
Roles
  • Partner
    approves · signs off
  • Senior associate
    leads matter
  • Associate
    drafts · researches
  • Compliance lead
    screening · obligations
  • Paralegal
    filings · captures
  • Admin
    billing · seats
Apps
  • Platform
    firm shell
  • CRM
    ops + clients
  • Compliance
    watch + cases
  • Cowork
    drafting
  • Tools
    agents
1
Founder grants matter access
Scoped sharing — only what the engagement needs.
2
Firm seats route by role
Each role sees the surface they need, nothing else.
3
Cowork sessions span both
Live drafting between founder and firm in one document.
4
Audit visible to founder
Every action, timestamped, readable from the founder app.
Diagram 03

When the work moves, the work moves.

F
Founder workspace
Stays put while the firm changes underneath
Profile lives here
Same workspace, new firm
Continuity preserved
1
Profile assembled

The founder workspace holds the canonical record — KYC, UBO, certificates, finance history.

Profile lives here.
2
Jurisdiction trigger

The client decides to move — Cayman → ADGM, Delaware → Singapore, whatever the regime calls for.

Work shifts regime.
3
Current firm — out of scope

The current firm doesn't operate in the destination. Without a network, this is where the work stalls.

Stalls without a network.
4
Network match

Misolla routes to a partner firm certified for the destination jurisdiction. The match is structural, not a referral.

Routed by regime.
5
One-click transfer

KYC, UBO, documents, audit ledger — all flow to the new firm. No re-onboarding, no PDF email chains.

Your data follows you.
6
New firm — picked up

Zero context loss. Audit ledger intact. The new firm picks up at the next obligation, in the new regime.

Continuity preserved.
Entities flow. Documents move. Compliance never sleeps.
DUBAI01
DIFC02
ADGM03
ABU DHABI04
SINGAPORE05
HONG KONG06
LONDON07
DELAWARE08
WYOMING09
BVI · ROAD TOWN10
CAYMAN11
DUBLIN12
LUXEMBOURG13
AMSTERDAM14
TALLINN15
LIMASSOL16
BAHRAIN17
RAK18
DMCC19
TORONTO20
ZÜRICH21
VALLETTA22
DOHA23
RIYADH24
DUBAI25
DIFC26
ADGM01
ABU DHABI02
SINGAPORE03
HONG KONG04
LONDON05
DELAWARE06
WYOMING07
BVI · ROAD TOWN08
CAYMAN09
DUBLIN10
LUXEMBOURG11
AMSTERDAM12
TALLINN13
LIMASSOL14
BAHRAIN15
RAK16
DMCC17
TORONTO18
ZÜRICH19
VALLETTA20
DOHA21
RIYADH22