---
title: "Adieu AI paralegal (Adieu Accounting Pty Ltd)"
url: "https://ailawframework.com/software/adieu-ai"
type: "software_profile"
site: "AI Law Framework"
id: "adieu-ai"
vendor: "Adieu Accounting Pty Ltd"
category: "Legal-specific"
segment: "Document automation"
confidence: "medium"
last_reviewed: "2026-09-27"
---

# Adieu AI paralegal (Adieu Accounting Pty Ltd)

> Contracted by an Australian family law firm matter by matter, or by a separating client, to source financial disclosure records and compile disclosure schedules, a balance sheet, settlement proposals and the…

Canonical page: https://ailawframework.com/software/adieu-ai  
Last reviewed: 2026-09-27

Site index for agents: https://ailawframework.com/llms.txt

Plan covered: The AI paralegal service on adieu.ai at 2026-09-27, published by the vendor as a beta programme following acquisition by LEAP. The separate consumer tool Lumi at secure.adieu.ai is not covered and needs its own review.

Contracted by an Australian family law firm matter by matter, or by a separating client, to source financial disclosure records and compile disclosure schedules, a balance sheet, settlement proposals and the application for consent orders.

## Capabilities

- Data extraction
- Document automation
- Correspondence and document drafting
- Agentic workflows

## Key facts

| Fact | Value |
| --- | --- |
| Deployment | SaaS |
| Hosting regions | Australia |
| Australian region | Yes |
| Model providers | OpenAI |
| Training on customer content | No |
| Retention | The privacy policy retains documents provided to the client where required by the vendor's obligations as a tax agent under the TPB Code of Professional Conduct, and states documents used as inputs to clerical work 'will [be] permanently destroy[ed] ... as soon as they are no longer required'. The terms add that the platform 'is not intended to be used as a storage facility', that firms are encouraged to move files to their own document management systems, and that the vendor makes 'no guarantees as to the ongoing availability of documents'. No number of years, retention schedule or backup retention period is published. |
| Integrations | CashDeck Pty Ltd (ACN 169 334 598) for bank and credit card statement links, LEAP (the home page states a LEAP-integrated beta programme; the integration itself is not documented on adieu.ai) |
| Pricing | The home page states the vendor does not charge firms 'for subscriptions, licenses or seats' and instead shares 'a percentage of the profits' generated by the billable work the AI paralegal records against the firm's costs agreement. No percentage, minimum, term or figure is published. The controlled PRICING_MODEL list has no value for a revenue or profit share; 'usage' is recorded as the closest available value and understates that the fee follows the firm's own billings rather than consumption. |
| Australian presence | Yes. Australian contracting entity: Adieu Accounting Pty Ltd (ABN 17 621 100 034), named in both the terms of use and the privacy policy read 2026-09-27; no ACN is published. A second entity, Adieu AI Pty Ltd (ABN 77 609 885 216), is named in the privacy policy as licensor of the disclosure platform. The service is delivered in the capacity of a public accounting firm under a Public Practice licence and as a registered tax agent acting on the client's signed authorisation, with liability limited by a scheme approved under Professional Standards Legislation. Governing law is Queensland, with non-exclusive jurisdiction in Queensland courts. The privacy policy states stored documents reside in Australian-based data centres on AWS and Google cloud storage with AES-256 server-side encryption; it does not say where model inference is performed. The statutory hook for the work is Rule 6.06 of the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (Family Law) Rules 2021 (Cth). |
| Website | https://adieu.ai/ |

## What the research found

| Topic | Status | Finding | Open question | Sources |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Product, plan and commercial model | Public claim only | The vendor publishes two engagements. The terms of use describe 'a document sourcing service directly to end clients, in the capacity of a public accounting firm, delivered under a Public Practice licence' for financial disclosure under Rule 6.06 of the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (Family Law) Rules 2021 (Cth), and separately 'a paralegal service to law firms to assist them with administrative work related to compiling and preparing documents', each engagement 'undertaken on a matter by matter basis'. The home page states the firm is charged nothing for 'subscriptions, licenses or seats' and that the vendor shares 'a percentage of the profits' the AI paralegal generates against the firm's costs agreement; no percentage, minimum or term is published. | What percentage of the billable work recorded by the AI paralegal does Adieu take, how is that amount calculated and invoiced, and what happens to it if the firm writes the time off or the client does not pay? | [Adieu - AI paralegals for family law firms (home page; single-page site carrying the Privacy Policy and Terms of use in full)](https://adieu.ai/); [Adieu Terms of use (section of the home page)](https://adieu.ai/#terms) |
| Release stage | Public claim only | The home page, read 2026-09-27, states 'We've been acquired by LEAP and are currently taking firms into our new, more capable LEAP-integrated beta programme' and directs firms to a LEAP customer success manager or the LEAP Family Law team to be onboarded. The page also refers to 'The firms in our beta'. No general-release version, release notes or version history is published on the site, and no date is given for the acquisition or the beta. | Is the service generally available to our firm or only through the LEAP beta, and what changes contractually and technically when the beta ends? | [Adieu - AI paralegals for family law firms (home page; single-page site carrying the Privacy Policy and Terms of use in full)](https://adieu.ai/) |
| What the service produces | Public claim only | The home page states an 'autonomous AI' does billable work 'to source documents, prepare disclosure schedules and balance sheets, write up proposals, complete application for consent orders and more', and that within 24 hours it 'can typically go from zero to having bank statements, tax returns, notices of assessment, superannuation balances and fund details, real estate title searches and appraisals, vehicle lookups and appraisals, fully indexed disclosure schedule, balance sheet, and a bundle to share with the other party'. The balance sheet is named the 'Smart Balance Sheet'. The privacy policy lists the same record categories as the information collected. | For a matter in our practice, which of these outputs are produced end to end by the service and which require our staff to complete, and what does the service do when a record cannot be sourced? | [Adieu - AI paralegals for family law firms (home page; single-page site carrying the Privacy Policy and Terms of use in full)](https://adieu.ai/); [Adieu Privacy Policy (section of the home page; incorporated into the Terms of use)](https://adieu.ai/#privacy) |
| Deployment and hosting | Public claim only | The terms define 'platform' as 'the web-based tool hosted at pool.adieu.ai'. The privacy policy states personal information 'is securely stored using cloud storage services provided by AWS and Google', that 'Stored documents reside in Australian-based data centres' and that 'All data storage complies with the Australian Privacy Principles (APPs) set out in the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth)'. No on-premises, private-cloud or customer-tenancy option is published, and no statement is published about where model inference is performed. | Which AWS and Google regions hold our matter documents, and in which country is the inference request processed when a document is read by the language or vision model? | [Adieu Privacy Policy (section of the home page; incorporated into the Terms of use)](https://adieu.ai/#privacy); [Adieu Terms of use (section of the home page)](https://adieu.ai/#terms) |
| Governing law and professional capacity | Public claim only | The terms state 'Your use of the platform and our services and these Terms are governed by the law of Queensland and you submit to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of the courts exercising jurisdiction in Queensland'. The same terms limit all engagements to work 'performed in the capacity of a public accountant, as limited-scope, non-complex, document sourcing or compilation services', state that 'Adieu will not provide advisory services under this engagement, will not act as a tax agent or accountant outside the scope of this agreement', and record 'Adieu is a Public Accounting Practice - Liability limited by a scheme approved under Professional Standards Legislation'. | How does the accounting-practice scope limitation and the Professional Standards scheme cap interact with our firm's own professional indemnity cover for paralegal work performed on our matters? | [Adieu Terms of use (section of the home page)](https://adieu.ai/#terms) |
| Platform licence chain | Public claim only | The privacy policy states that disclosure material is made available to the client's lawyer 'via our disclosure platform, under licence from Adieu AI Pty Ltd (ABN 77 609 885 216)', and that 'The terms of our licence extend to you as our client, and any party to whom you wish to provide access, including your lawyer and other parties to whom your lawyer may grant access'. The contracting party in both the terms and the privacy policy is a different entity, Adieu Accounting Pty Ltd (ABN 17 621 100 034). The licence document itself is not published. | Can we see the licence between Adieu Accounting Pty Ltd and Adieu AI Pty Ltd, and what happens to our firm's access to prepared documents if that licence ends? | [Adieu Privacy Policy (section of the home page; incorporated into the Terms of use)](https://adieu.ai/#privacy); [Adieu Terms of use (section of the home page)](https://adieu.ai/#terms) |
| Stated scope and what is excluded | Public claim only | The terms state all paralegal work 'is performed as a bookkeeping and compilation activity, as Public Accounting Service delivered under a Public Practice licence', that engagements are 'limited scope services for the specific purpose of either assisting clients in providing financial disclosure material to their legal adviser, or assisting firms to perform paralegal work', and that 'any documents provided do not constitute accounting, taxation, or financial planning advice'. The terms also record that available information 'varies from person to person and we cannot guarantee what information and documents we will be able to provide', and that an engagement is treated as complete after 30 days if the client does not provide the necessary information or authorisations. | Where is the boundary between compilation and advice drawn in practice for a disclosure schedule and a balance sheet, and who at Adieu decides that a matter is too complex for the limited scope? | [Adieu Terms of use (section of the home page)](https://adieu.ai/#terms) |
| Authority to act and to collect on the client's behalf | Public claim only | The privacy policy states the service is delivered 'in the capacity of being a registered tax agent, acting with your signed authorisation', and that information is collected when the client 'authorise[s] us in writing to gather this information on your behalf (in the case of tax, superannuation and value estimate information)' and where the client 'establish[es] a bank link through our partner CashDeck Pty Ltd (ACN 169 334 598) and authorise[s] them to make statements available to us'. The terms state the accounting engagement 'is between Adieu and the client and is separate and independent of any engagement they may have with a lawyer' and that documents 'are provided to their lawyer with their written instruction'. The authorisation form itself is not published. | What does the client's signed authorisation cover, is our firm given a copy for the matter file, and can the client narrow or revoke it mid-matter without ending the engagement? | [Adieu Privacy Policy (section of the home page; incorporated into the Terms of use)](https://adieu.ai/#privacy); [Adieu Terms of use (section of the home page)](https://adieu.ai/#terms) |
| Model provider named | Public claim only | The privacy policy, which the terms incorporate, states under the heading 'Artificial intelligence': 'We use artificial-intelligence language and vision models to perform important paralegal tasks efficiently and accurately. Adieu has signed a data-processing addendum with OpenAI to ensure that all transmission and use of data complies with the Australian Privacy Principles (APPs) set out in the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth).' OpenAI is the only model provider named anywhere on the site. No model names or versions, no fallback provider and no statement about the processing region are published, and the data-processing addendum itself is not published. | Which OpenAI models and versions process disclosure documents, in which region are those API calls served, and will you notify our firm before a model or provider changes? | [Adieu Privacy Policy (section of the home page; incorporated into the Terms of use)](https://adieu.ai/#privacy) |
| Third parties named | Public claim only | The privacy policy names OpenAI (model provider), 'cloud storage services provided by AWS and Google' and 'our partner CashDeck Pty Ltd (ACN 169 334 598)' for bank links, and permits disclosure to 'third party suppliers and service providers (including providers for the operation of our websites and/or our business or in connection with providing our products and services to you)', 'professional advisers, dealers and agents', 'payment systems operators' and 'anyone to whom our assets or businesses (or any part of them) are transferred'. No standing subprocessor list is published, and no commitment to notify customers before a new subprocessor is added appears in the terms or the privacy policy. | Will you publish a dated subprocessor list for the AI paralegal service and give our firm notice before adding or replacing one, including any change in the entity that runs the bank feeds? | [Adieu Privacy Policy (section of the home page; incorporated into the Terms of use)](https://adieu.ai/#privacy) |
| Training on customer content | Public claim only | The privacy policy states: 'We do not allow model providers to train on our users' data or retain data outside the standard 30-day abuse-monitoring log window.' The same policy separately permits the vendor to use personal information 'to operate, protect, improve and optimise our tool and services, business and our users' experience, such as to perform analytics, conduct research and for advertising and marketing'. It does not say whether Adieu itself trains, fine-tunes or evaluates models on client documents, and no plan-level or per-matter opt-out is published. | Does Adieu itself train, fine-tune, evaluate or build test sets on client disclosure documents, and will you warrant the no-training position for model providers in our engagement terms rather than only in the privacy policy? | [Adieu Privacy Policy (section of the home page; incorporated into the Terms of use)](https://adieu.ai/#privacy) |
| Prompts, corrections and feedback | Public claim only | No statement about prompts, corrections, ratings or reviewer feedback appears on the site. The nearest published language is the privacy policy's purpose of using personal information 'to operate, protect, improve and optimise our tool and services, business and our users' experience, such as to perform analytics, conduct research', and its collection of 'information you provide to us through customer surveys'. Nothing published distinguishes corrections made by our staff to a drafted document from the document content itself. | If our staff correct a disclosure schedule, a balance sheet or a drafted proposal, are those corrections retained and used to improve the service beyond our matter, and can that be switched off? | [Adieu Privacy Policy (section of the home page; incorporated into the Terms of use)](https://adieu.ai/#privacy) |
| Retention | Public claim only | The privacy policy states: 'We retain documents that we've provided to you where required by our obligations as a tax agent as per the TPB Code of Professional Conduct. Any documents that are simply used as inputs to clerical work done to support your lawyer's own paralegal responsibilities are only used by us to provide our service and we will permanently destroy them as soon as they are no longer required.' The terms add that 'Adieu only retains documents in accordance with our professional obligations as a public accounting firm, as dictated by our professional liability insurance; we make no guarantees as to the ongoing availability of documents'. No number of years, no retention schedule and no backup retention period is published. | What is the actual retention period for documents Adieu sources or prepares on our matters, what triggers 'no longer required' for input documents, and how long do they persist in backups? | [Adieu Privacy Policy (section of the home page; incorporated into the Terms of use)](https://adieu.ai/#privacy); [Adieu Terms of use (section of the home page)](https://adieu.ai/#terms) |
| Deletion and return | Public claim only | The terms state 'End clients own any data we directly source on their behalf and can request this from us at any time' and that 'Firms own any documents they provide to us, and any documents we prepare for them as part of our paralegal service. These files can only be transferred to new firms with the original firm's consent.' The privacy policy gives individuals a route to 'access or correct your personal information' by email. No deletion-on-request right, no deletion timeframe and no certificate-of-destruction process is published for a firm's matter files. | How does our firm request deletion of a matter's documents, within what period is deletion completed including backups, and what does Adieu retain afterwards under its tax-agent obligations? | [Adieu Privacy Policy (section of the home page; incorporated into the Terms of use)](https://adieu.ai/#privacy); [Adieu Terms of use (section of the home page)](https://adieu.ai/#terms) |
| Vendor personnel access to matter content | Public claim only | The privacy policy permits disclosure of personal information to 'our employees and related bodies corporate' and to 'third party suppliers and service providers', and states the vendor uses 'a number of physical, administrative, personnel and technical measures to protect your personal information' while adding 'we cannot guarantee the security of your personal information'. Nothing published restricts which personnel may open a firm's matter documents, requires approval, or records access in a log available to the firm. No security page or trust centre exists on the site. | Which Adieu personnel can open documents on our matters, is that access logged and available to us, and is it restricted to personnel in Australia? | [Adieu Privacy Policy (section of the home page; incorporated into the Terms of use)](https://adieu.ai/#privacy) |
| Authentication and account control | Public claim only | The terms state that on registration 'we will provide you with a user name and password. You are responsible for keeping this user name and password secure and are responsible for all use and activity carried out under this user name', and that account holders must be at least 18 and able to enter a binding agreement. No multi-factor authentication, single sign-on, role or permission model, session control or administrator capability is published anywhere on the site. | Is multi-factor authentication or single sign-on available for firm users of pool.adieu.ai, and what roles control who in our firm can see a given matter? | [Adieu Terms of use (section of the home page)](https://adieu.ai/#terms) |
| Encryption | Public claim only | The privacy policy states documents 'reside in Australian-based data centres and are protected with AES-256 server-side encryption'. Nothing is published about encryption in transit, key management or custody, customer-managed keys, or whether the same protection applies to data held by the bank-feed partner or in transit to the model provider. | Who holds and rotates the encryption keys for our matter documents, is customer-managed key material available, and is content encrypted in transit to the model provider and the bank-feed partner? | [Adieu Privacy Policy (section of the home page; incorporated into the Terms of use)](https://adieu.ai/#privacy) |
| Independent assurance | Not confirmed | No information-security certification or audit report is published anywhere on adieu.ai. The site is a single page; the firecrawl map taken 2026-09-27 returned only the root URL, and the full page text, including the privacy policy and terms of use, contains no reference to SOC 2, ISO 27001, ISO/IEC 42001, IRAP or a penetration test, and there is no security page or trust centre. The credentials the vendor does publish are professional-practice credentials: a Public Practice licence, registered tax agent status, and 'Liability limited by a scheme approved under Professional Standards Legislation'. | Is there any independent information-security assurance over the platform - a SOC 2 report, ISO 27001 certificate, IRAP assessment or penetration-test summary - that our firm can review under NDA? | [Adieu - AI paralegals for family law firms (home page; single-page site carrying the Privacy Policy and Terms of use in full)](https://adieu.ai/); [Adieu Terms of use (section of the home page)](https://adieu.ai/#terms) |
| Contracting document and entity | Public claim only | The terms of use are the only contract published, and they state 'adieu.ai is provided by Adieu Accounting Pty Ltd (ABN 17 621 100 034) (Adieu)' and that using the site means agreeing to them, 'which include our Privacy Policy'. They are website and platform terms of use rather than a services agreement: they carry no service levels, no security schedule, no data processing agreement, no liability cap in favour of the firm, and instead state that 'in no event shall we be liable for any direct and indirect loss, damage or expense' to the maximum extent permitted by law. No order form, master services agreement or DPA for law firms is published. | Which document governs the paralegal engagement with our firm - the website terms of use or a separate engagement letter per matter - and can we see that engagement letter and any data processing agreement before onboarding? | [Adieu Terms of use (section of the home page)](https://adieu.ai/#terms) |
| Cross-border disclosure | Not confirmed | The privacy policy states stored documents 'reside in Australian-based data centres' and that Adieu 'has signed a data-processing addendum with OpenAI to ensure that all transmission and use of data complies with the Australian Privacy Principles (APPs)'. It does not say in which country the model provider processes the content, does not identify an overseas recipient, and does not address Australian Privacy Principle 8 or accountability for overseas disclosure. The disclosure list includes 'anyone to whom our assets or businesses (or any part of them) are transferred' without a location limit. | Does any client content leave Australia when it is sent to the language or vision model, to which country, and what APP 8 arrangement or contractual clause covers that disclosure? | [Adieu Privacy Policy (section of the home page; incorporated into the Terms of use)](https://adieu.ai/#privacy) |
| Breach notification | Not confirmed | Neither the terms of use nor the privacy policy contains a data breach notification commitment, timeframe, notification contact or reference to the Notifiable Data Breaches scheme. The only published process is a privacy complaints route: 'If you think we have breached the Privacy Act, or you wish to make a complaint about the way we have handled your personal information, you can contact us through the contact us function on our website', with a commitment to respond 'within a reasonable period of time'. No security incident page or status page exists on the site. | Within how many hours will Adieu notify our firm of a data breach affecting our matters, who is the named contact, and what information will the first notification contain? | [Adieu Privacy Policy (section of the home page; incorporated into the Terms of use)](https://adieu.ai/#privacy); [Adieu Terms of use (section of the home page)](https://adieu.ai/#terms) |
| Change notice | Public claim only | The terms state 'We may, from time to time and without notice, change or add to the platform (including the Terms) or the information, products or services described in it. However, we do not undertake to keep the platform updated.' The privacy policy states 'We may change our Privacy Policy from time to time by publishing changes to it on our website. We encourage you to check our website periodically'. No version number, effective date, change log or archive of superseded terms is published, so the version read on 2026-09-27 cannot be compared with any earlier one. | Will you give our firm advance written notice of changes to the terms, the privacy policy, the model provider or the platform, and will you publish dated versions of those documents? | [Adieu Privacy Policy (section of the home page; incorporated into the Terms of use)](https://adieu.ai/#privacy); [Adieu Terms of use (section of the home page)](https://adieu.ai/#terms) |
| Exit and portability | Public claim only | The terms state 'adieu.ai is not intended to be used as a storage facility and we encourage firms to move all files sourced and prepared through adieu.ai to their own document management systems for ongoing storage', and that Adieu 'make[s] no guarantees as to the ongoing availability of documents'. Files 'can only be transferred to new firms with the original firm's consent'. The terms also reserve the right 'to restrict, suspend or terminate without notice your access to the platform, any Content, or any feature at any time without notice'. No export format, bulk download, API export or notice period is published. | How does our firm export all documents and the disclosure schedule for a matter in bulk, in what format, and what notice would we get before access is suspended or the service ends? | [Adieu Terms of use (section of the home page)](https://adieu.ai/#terms) |
| Data sources and connections | Public claim only | The privacy policy and terms describe retrieval from third parties on the client's authority: bank and credit card statements through 'our partner CashDeck Pty Ltd (ACN 169 334 598)', income tax returns and notices of assessment, year to date earnings, superannuation accounts and reported balances, an ATO Accounts Summary, and value estimates for real estate and vehicles. The home page adds real estate title searches and vehicle lookups. No list of the registries, funds or data providers used is published, no API documentation exists on the site, and the LEAP integration the home page refers to is not documented. | Which registries, superannuation funds, valuation providers and ATO channels does the service query, and what does the LEAP integration read from and write to in our practice management system? | [Adieu - AI paralegals for family law firms (home page; single-page site carrying the Privacy Policy and Terms of use in full)](https://adieu.ai/); [Adieu Privacy Policy (section of the home page; incorporated into the Terms of use)](https://adieu.ai/#privacy); [Adieu Terms of use (section of the home page)](https://adieu.ai/#terms) |
| Open-web access | Not confirmed | Nothing on the site states whether the service queries the open web. The retrieval the vendor describes is from named record sources - the ATO, superannuation funds, bank feeds through a named partner, and real estate and vehicle lookups - and the privacy policy's artificial intelligence section describes only 'language and vision models' performing paralegal tasks. Whether a model call is augmented with web results, and whether any client information is included in such a query, is not addressed. | Does any part of the service query the open web while working on a matter, and if so what client information is included in that query and where is the result logged? | [Adieu - AI paralegals for family law firms (home page; single-page site carrying the Privacy Policy and Terms of use in full)](https://adieu.ai/); [Adieu Privacy Policy (section of the home page; incorporated into the Terms of use)](https://adieu.ai/#privacy) |
| What the service does without a person approving it | Not confirmed | The home page states the service 'can typically go from zero to' a complete disclosure bundle 'all autonomously without any further input from the client', that an 'autonomous AI' does 'billable work in your team', and that it 'tracks it against your costs agreement'. Against that, the terms limit every engagement to 'limited-scope, non-complex, document sourcing or compilation services' with no advisory services. No approval gate, no step list and no configuration setting is published for the points at which the service acts - retrieving records, adding items to the disclosure schedule, recording billable time against the firm's costs agreement, or producing the bundle to share with the other party. | Which steps does the AI paralegal take without a person in our firm approving them - in particular recording billable time against our costs agreement and producing the bundle for the other party - and can each of those be set to require approval? | [Adieu - AI paralegals for family law firms (home page; single-page site carrying the Privacy Policy and Terms of use in full)](https://adieu.ai/); [Adieu Terms of use (section of the home page)](https://adieu.ai/#terms) |
| Checking of output before it reaches the firm | Public claim only | Nothing published states that a person at Adieu checks the AI paralegal's output before it reaches the firm or the other party. The terms instead disclaim accuracy: 'While we use all reasonable attempts to ensure the accuracy and completeness of the information and documents provided through our services and platform, to the extent permitted by law, including the Australian Consumer Law, we make no warranty regarding the information on the platform', and 'we make no warranties or representations about our services and platform or the Content, including but not limited to warranties or representations that they will be complete, accurate or up-to-date'. The privacy policy states the models perform paralegal tasks 'efficiently and accurately' without describing a checking step. | Does a qualified person at Adieu review each disclosure schedule, balance sheet and consent orders application before it is released to our firm, and is that review recorded so we can rely on it? | [Adieu Privacy Policy (section of the home page; incorporated into the Terms of use)](https://adieu.ai/#privacy); [Adieu Terms of use (section of the home page)](https://adieu.ai/#terms) |
| Performance figures published | Public claim only | The home page publishes performance figures without methodology, sample or third-party reference: 'Initial disclosure in 7 minutes', clients spending 'an average of only 7 minutes', 'Resolution 10x sooner', work done by AI paralegals being 'three times as profitable' than the same work done manually, and 'Access to infinite paralegal resources'. It also states the business was 'backed by the Federal Government's Accelerating Commercialisation Grant', names Innovator of the Year at the Australian Accounting Awards in 2022 and 2020 and an ALPMA/LexisNexis Thought Leadership Award, and lists media appearances. No study, sample size, measurement period or award citation is published on the page, and no accuracy or error-rate figure is published for any output. | What measurement sits behind the 7 minute, 10x and three times as profitable figures - sample size, matter types and period - and what error rate do you measure on sourced records and prepared schedules? | [Adieu - AI paralegals for family law firms (home page; single-page site carrying the Privacy Policy and Terms of use in full)](https://adieu.ai/) |
| Legal tasks the vendor names | Public claim only | The tasks the vendor names are specific and narrow: compiling financial disclosure material for a family law matter under Rule 6.06 of the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (Family Law) Rules 2021 (Cth), preparing an indexed disclosure schedule and a balance sheet, typing up settlement proposals, and completing the application for consent orders. The terms confine this to compilation and bookkeeping activity performed in the capacity of a public accountant. Nothing is published about parenting matters, contested litigation, child support, or matters outside family law. | Which matter types and value ranges is the service used on today in the beta, and which family law work do you decline? | [Adieu - AI paralegals for family law firms (home page; single-page site carrying the Privacy Policy and Terms of use in full)](https://adieu.ai/); [Adieu Terms of use (section of the home page)](https://adieu.ai/#terms) |
| Check for vendor content directing how AI describes the product | Not confirmed | A deliberate check was made on 2026-09-27 and no such content was found. The firecrawl map of adieu.ai returned only the root URL, so there is no /llms.txt, /ai-info, /ai or /for-ai page on the site, and the full home page text, including the privacy policy and terms of use it carries, contains no heading or block addressed to AI models, assistants or crawlers and no instruction about how the product should be described. Crawler allow and disallow directives were not fetched; those are access control rather than narrative control and are a separate matter. Separately, and not conflated with this check, the home page states the business has been acquired by LEAP, and LEAP publishes its own page addressed to AI assistants; that is a different vendor's page and is not recorded here. | Do you publish, or plan to publish, any page or embedded content that tells AI assistants how to describe Adieu, and if so where? | [Adieu - AI paralegals for family law firms (home page; single-page site carrying the Privacy Policy and Terms of use in full)](https://adieu.ai/) |

## Notes

The vendor's terms of use and privacy policy are contractual (the terms state they 'include our Privacy Policy') and cover the model provider, the no-training position for model providers, retention, storage location, encryption at rest, deletion, change notice and exit, so those are recorded from a binding document. Not verified anywhere on the site: independent security assurance of any kind, cross-border processing for inference, breach notification, open-web access, and whether Adieu itself trains or evaluates on client documents. The site is a single page and there is no security page, trust centre, customer-facing DPA or subprocessor list; the firecrawl map taken 2026-09-27 returned only the root URL. Ownership is recorded as unknown: the home page states the business has been acquired by LEAP, but no corporate structure, share transfer or change of contracting entity is published, and the contracting party in both legal documents is still Adieu Accounting Pty Ltd. The service is published as a beta, so its scope may differ from what a general release would offer. Two vocabulary gaps affect this profile and are reported separately: PRICING_MODEL cannot express a revenue or profit share, and CAPABILITY cannot express autonomous retrieval of records from third parties on a client's authority.

## Sources

- [Adieu - AI paralegals for family law firms (home page; single-page site carrying the Privacy Policy and Terms of use in full)](https://adieu.ai/) (checked 2026-09-27)
- [Adieu Privacy Policy (section of the home page; incorporated into the Terms of use)](https://adieu.ai/#privacy) (checked 2026-09-27)
- [Adieu Terms of use (section of the home page)](https://adieu.ai/#terms) (checked 2026-09-27)

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