For the CIO & IT leadership

Productize every business operation.
On one platform you govern.

Your people are already automating in spreadsheets, macros, and copy-paste rituals you can't see or audit. Caddi turns that work into governed products, versioned, owned, and reviewable, with run history, role-based deploy controls, and deterministic code at runtime instead of autonomous AI on your data.

Trusted by leading firms

Not a tool done around IT.
A platform IT runs.

Across your firm, people are already automating in tools you can't see. Caddi brings that ungoverned, invisible work into one platform you administer, audit, and consolidate onto.

  • Governance

    Visibility into work that's already ungoverned

    Spreadsheets, macros, and copy-paste rituals are running your business off the books today. Caddi pulls them into one platform with audit-grade run history and a central dashboard, giving you visibility into work that's already happening instead of a new surface to police.

  • AI risk

    AI at design time, deterministic code at runtime

    Caddi's AI generates code, not decisions. Deployed automations run as deterministic code with no autonomous AI acting on client data. It's a position you can defend to the GC, the risk committee, and clients enforcing outside-counsel guidelines, with no LLM hallucinating while touching privileged data.

  • Your stack

    Built for your systems and your security review

    Caddi integrates with the systems you actually own: iManage, NetDocuments, Intapp, Aderant, Elite 3E, Salesforce, Microsoft 365. And it gets ahead of the vendor risk assessment with SOC 2, a Trust Center, data residency, where recordings are stored, and whether client data leaves your tenant, all volunteered, not extracted.

  • Ownership

    IT as platform owner, not doorman

    IT isn't a one-time onboarding step here; it's the platform owner. IT administers Caddi: setting who can build and deploy, reviewing automations before they go live, and consolidating onto one governed automation layer instead of a dozen point tools and rogue scripts. Approval workflows, role-based deploy permissions, and a full audit trail answer "what stops someone automating something non-compliant?" in one breath.

One governed layer for the work IT inherits.

The workflows the business builds, consolidated onto a platform you administer, with role-based deploy controls and an audit trail on every run.

Connects to the systems of record you already own.

  • iManage
  • NetDocuments
  • Intapp
  • Salesforce
  • Microsoft 365
  • Aderant
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An automation layer that survives a security review.

  • 01

    Role-based build & deploy

    You set who can build and who can deploy. Automations are reviewed before they go live. Governance, not a free-for-all.

  • 02

    Deterministic at runtime

    Deployed automations run as code, not as an autonomous agent improvising over client data. The behavior you reviewed is the behavior that ships.

  • 03

    Audit-grade run history

    Every run is timestamped and attributable. When risk or a client asks what touched their data, you have the log.

  • 04

    Inherits user permissions

    Caddi runs with the access the user already has. No new privileged service accounts, no entitlement creep to manage.

Answer the risk committee before they ask.

SOC 2 · Trust Center

The security questionnaire, volunteered.

SOC 2 attestation, a Trust Center, data residency, where recordings are stored, and whether client data leaves your tenant, all surfaced up front, so your vendor risk assessment is answered before it begins.

AI at design time, code at runtime

No autonomous AI on privileged data.

Caddi's AI generates code, not decisions. Deployed automations are deterministic code calling your systems via API, with no LLM acting on privileged or client data at runtime. A position you can defend to the GC and to clients enforcing outside-counsel guidelines.

Make firm-wide automation safe to say yes to..

Bring your security and risk questions. We'll walk your team through the controls, the audit trail, and the deterministic-runtime guarantee.