What it is

Your policies live in half a dozen places at once

Your policies live in half a dozen places at once. An email attachment, somebody's desktop, a shared drive nobody has tidied since the last reorganisation. Every time a tool or a colleague needs one, it gets found again from scratch and pasted in again — and the version that gets used is whichever one turned up first.

What it does. DocuVault is the toolkit's secure store — encrypted and private to you — and it holds both the policies you upload and the documents your tools generate. It is organised in three parts: your policies, your saved progress, and your saved output. In the app the policies half is signposted as your Policy Vault, which is the same store seen from the side you will use most. You upload a policy once and it appears in a table with its name, its policy type, a health figure and its upload date, ready to be loaded into any other tool instead of re-pasted. Checkboxes let you act on several at once, and an Active / Archived / Recycle lens lets you set a document aside without losing it — recently deleted items stay recoverable for a short window.

What you get. One private, reusable asset the whole platform can draw on. Upload once, use everywhere: a policy you add feeds every lens that examines it, and the assessments and drafts you generate save back here — so your own documents and the toolkit's working on them sit in the same place rather than in a mailbox.

Who uses it. Policy owners keeping one authoritative copy. HR and EDI leads who need to find the current version quickly. Anyone tired of hunting for the file before they can start.

Where it fits. It is the first thing worth doing, because everything downstream is easier once it is done. Policy Portfolio reads your estate from what is stored here, and Policy Hardener loads straight from the vault.

Where it runs alongside

Tools it runs beside

Frequently asked questions

Five things people ask before they start

What do I need to have ready before I start?

At least one policy file to upload. Once added, it appears in a table with its name, policy type, health figure and upload date, ready to be loaded into any other tool instead of re-pasted.

Is my data private, and is it used to train AI?

DocuVault is encrypted and private to you, and your data is not used to train AI models.

Does this give me legal advice?

No. DocuVault is a store, not advice — it holds your policies and the documents your tools generate. For a specific legal situation or a live challenge, consult a solicitor.

Can I export or share what it produces?

It holds both the policies you upload and the documents your tools generate, organised in three parts — your policies, your saved progress, and your saved output — and any of it can be loaded into another tool instead of re-pasting.

How long does it take, and can I run it again?

Upload is a one-time action per policy; once stored, the same file feeds every lens that examines it. You can return to it and add to it over time.