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Qpher Vault for Organizations

How a law firm sets up Qpher, invites a member, encrypts and sends a document, how the client opens it with a one-time code, and how the firm signs it, checks the access log and revokes access when the matter closes.

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Organization plan: $12 per seat per month billed annually, or $15 monthly. 30-day free trial for up to 10 seats (card required).
Storage: 10 GB per seat, pooled across the organization. Files up to 100 MB.
Recipients never need a seat. A client opens the document in the browser with a one-time code emailed to them — no app, no password.
Signatures are the firm's tamper-evident signature (ML-DSA). They prove the content has not changed since it was signed; they are not an e-signature service and do not verify the signer's identity.
Revoking a share stops future access. Anything already downloaded stays with the recipient.

Demo data is fictional: Harbor & Pine Law, Alex Morgan, jordan.lee@example.com, “Smith Family Trust.pdf”.