What Soult can do.
And what it cannot.
Soult is a secure digital vault for your most important information. It is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. This page clarifies what Soult provides, and what it explicitly does not.
What Soult Provides
A Secure, Structured Digital Vault
Soult is a software platform designed to help you organize, store, and manage your personal and family information securely. It provides tools for record-keeping, information structuring, and context preservation.
Our service is built on enterprise-grade security principles to protect your data. Here’s what you get with Soult:
- A secure, encrypted digital vault for storing documents, records, and structured data.
- Templates and guided workflows to help you organize information for personal, financial, and estate planning.
- Executor access, so the trusted people you name can view your vault, read-only, once the conditions are met.
- A platform to add personal context, stories, and instructions to your records.
- Hosted on AWS infrastructure in India.
What Soult Does Not Provide
We Are Not a Law Firm
It is critical to understand that Soult is a technology company, not a legal services provider. We do not and cannot replace the advice of a qualified legal professional. Specifically, Soult does not:
- Provide legal, financial, or tax advice of any kind.
- Create legally binding documents like wills, trusts, or powers of attorney. Our templates are for organizational purposes only.
- Represent you in any legal matter or act as your legal counsel.
- Guarantee that the information you store will be legally admissible or sufficient for any specific legal purpose.
- Review your data for legal accuracy, completeness, or consistency.
- Execute or file legal documents on your behalf.
- Serve as an executor, trustee, or fiduciary in any capacity.
Your Responsibility
Consult with Professionals
While Soult can be a powerful tool to organize the information needed for legal and financial planning, it is your responsibility to consult with qualified professionals—such as lawyers, financial advisors, and accountants—to ensure your plans are legally sound and appropriate for your situation.
Using Soult can make your meetings with these professionals more efficient and productive, but it is not a substitute for their expertise.
Organization, Not Creation
Use Soult to gather and structure your information. Use a lawyer to create legally binding documents based on that information.
Storage, Not Counsel
Soult provides a secure place to keep your important records. It does not provide advice on what those records should contain.
Tool, Not a Fiduciary
Soult is a software tool you control. We are not a trustee, executor, or financial advisor and have no fiduciary duty to you.