Who uses R2 Copilot and for what
Legal#
Keeping privilege intact while working with clients and other firms, and handling pleadings, judicial records and other documents that must remain undisclosed. Mostly in Word and Outlook.
Healthcare#
Working with confidential patient information without it leaving the private space. See Compliance and certification for what to request before a HIPAA review.
Finance and banking#
Protecting customer financial information, supporting regulatory compliance by reducing the risk of unauthorised access, and giving bank staff an assistant that handles customer data safely. Mostly in Excel.
Insurance#
Processing customer data and records securely while raising day-to-day throughput.
Marketing#
Developing concepts and campaigns without exposing product strategy — the case both published customer stories describe: Donbas Energo and Soleeva Energy.
Research and academia#
Keeping unpublished scholarly work exclusive: drafts, data and argument stay out of anything that trains on them.
Writers and screenwriters#
Working on screenplays, books and stories that are not meant to become someone else's training material.
Executives and entrepreneurs#
Document flow, budget planning and secure exchange of data with an assistant — and the ability to give an entire staff a way to work with sensitive corporate information.
Information security#
An isolated communications environment for sensitive data, and a way to give employees an assistant instead of watching them use an unsanctioned one. Start with What is stored and what is not.
Analysts and data teams#
Automating collection and interpretation, policy drafting and report preparation over data you would not paste elsewhere.
