Millington — from instruction to case file
Millington runs the research, verifies what it finds, and assembles an evidence-backed case file. Your judgment stays in charge.
You'll meet the founders — world-renowned investigators from a London disputes practice. Bring the kind of case that eats a week.
The subject's beneficial ownership of is established by three independent filings.14 Companies House names the subject as a person with significant control from March 2019;15 concurrent filings in record the same shareholding through a nominee arrangement.16 No sanctions designation attaches to the subject; a near-match against the OFSI consolidated list was reviewed and set aside.17
14. Cross-referenced findings VERIFIED
15. Companies House, PSC register, filing hist. · 2026-05-14 VERIFIED
16. Registry filing via licensed premium source · 2026-05-14 VERIFIED
17. OFSI consolidated list, near-match protocol — reviewed by analyst, 2026-05-15
On your terms
Every investigation runs to terms you set: a cost cap and a time limit, scoped to the matter the way you'd scope a junior's week. Millington works within both, unattended — set it running before court, return to a drafted case file. And the cap is an instalment, not a wall: continue the research or regenerate the report as the matter develops.
01 — PLAN research plan drafted — 14 lines of enquiry
02 — EXECUTE Companies House · OFSI · docs — 312 queries
03 — VERIFY 47 findings verified — 6 set aside
04 — REPORT case file assembled — 28 pp., cited throughout
SIMULATION COMPLETE — the file holds Run a real one — schedule a demo ▸
THE CAP HELD — spend sits on your own provider bill, attributable to the matter, at cost the fees, in full ▸
the cap you set is the ceiling of the bill — spend sits on your own provider bill, attributable to the matter, at cost. the fees, in full ▸
On your cloud
Millington deploys inside your own Azure or AWS tenant; your data never leaves your servers. From there it works the licensed databases you already subscribe to and the free public record alike — and connects to your own sources, on your terms.
Registries, sanctions lists, courts, filings — and any premium source you're licensed to access.
Internal records and documents connect privately from your environment.
Several frontier models, from more than one provider — verifying one another's work.
UK corporate registry — officers, PSCs, filing history.
Consolidated sanctions and PEP screening across global lists.
US filings — ownership, disclosures, annual reports.
Offshore entities and officers from the ICIJ investigations.
Judgments of the courts of England and Wales.
Company financials and ownership, worldwide.
Dow Jones news archive and adverse media.
Risk-intelligence screening for KYC and sanctions work.
Global corporate ownership graph.
Connected privately from your environment.
Illustrative. Your catalogue reflects your licences.
“Frontier models read the whole file at once; you weigh what surfaces.”
Choose any AI provider or model — or bring your own keys.
The method
A finding either carries its provenance into the room, or it stays out of the file.
Research
Brief Millington on the matter. Set the budget and the clock. It drafts a research plan you can read before anything runs.
[RESEARCH PLAN — 14 LINES · BUDGET AND CLOCK SET]
Registries, sanctions data, your documents, and any premium source you're licensed to access — in parallel, not tab by tab.
[COMPANIES HOUSE · OFSI · DOCS — 312 QUERIES]
Each finding is checked and bound to its evidence before it earns a place in the file.
[47 FINDINGS — VERIFIED · 6 SET ASIDE]
Reporting
An evidence-backed case file, provenance intact, ready to hand to a client — regenerate the report as the matter develops.
[CASE FILE — 28 PP. · CITED THROUGHOUT]
The fees
You already pay for the cloud, the databases, and the models. Millington's fees are for the instrument — one charge at deployment, one flat rate for the seats. And because every investigation carries a budget cap and a clock, you'll know the ceiling before anything runs.
Deployment puts Millington inside your Azure or AWS tenant and connects the sources you hold. One fee, then only the seats. WAIVED — FOUNDING FIRMS
One rate per seat, for everyone you give access to. Support, updates, and the upkeep of your deployment are included — there is no higher tier to buy.
Millington runs on your keys, in your tenant, so model spend goes straight to your provider at their prices. There is nothing for us to mark up. The spend sits on your own bill, metered investigation by investigation — attributable to the matter, at cost.
Not on the schedule
Exact figures are agreed with founding firms. Bring the question to the demo ▸
The questions
The questions firms bring to a first conversation — answered the way we'd answer them across a table, each one anchored to how Millington actually works.
No. Millington deploys inside your own Azure or AWS tenant and runs entirely there — your documents, your matters, and every finding stay on your servers, under your firm's own access controls. There is no Millington cloud for your data to travel to.
Not by us — your data sits in your tenant, and we hold nothing to train on. Model calls go out under your own keys, so they are governed by the agreements your firm already holds with its chosen providers — terms your firm negotiated, not terms of ours. You choose the providers; you set those terms.
You don't take its word — that's the design. A finding enters the case file only once it is bound to the evidence for it: the filing, the register entry, the judgment. Findings that can't be verified are set aside and recorded as set aside, not quietly dropped.
Several frontier models, from more than one provider, check one another's work. And the file is cited throughout — any line you doubt, you can trace to its source and read it yourself.
The free public record works from the start: corporate registries, sanctions lists, courts, and filings. Beyond that, Millington connects to any premium source you're licensed to access — it works your licences, on your terms; we don't resell anyone's data. And your own records and documents connect privately, from your environment.
Two fees. One at deployment — waived for founding firms — and one flat monthly rate per seat, with support and updates included and no higher tier above it. Model spend is not ours to charge: Millington runs on your keys, so tokens are billed by your provider at their prices, with no markup from us.
Exact figures are agreed with founding firms — the fees, in full ▸
The mechanics are built for it: nothing runs until a cost cap is set on the investigation, and the spend lands on your own provider's bill, metered investigation by investigation — attributable to the matter, at cost, with no charge of ours mixed in. How you present that to a client is your firm's billing decision; the numbers arrive clean enough to make it.
We are a young firm, and deployment is white-glove because of it. Your IT team works directly with our technical CEO to stand Millington up in your tenant and connect the sources you hold. From there, a forward-deployed engineer looks after your deployment — maintaining it, and building any extensions your practice needs.
What it asks of your estate, and how long it takes, depends on the estate — bring your IT lead to the demo.
No. What it takes off their desks is the legwork — the searching, the cross-referencing, the assembling of the file. What it never takes is the judgment: what matters, what's missing, what to advise. You direct, you review, you sign — the people you'd trust with a conclusion are still the ones reaching it.
No — there is no chat window at the centre of it. You brief Millington the way you'd brief a junior: subject, purpose, a budget and a clock. It works the sources unattended and returns a cited case file, and the research stays open — continue it, rework it, or expand it as the matter moves. A chatbot answers your next message; Millington carries out your instruction.
Anything not answered here — bring it to the demo ▸
“You direct, you review, you sign.Millington does the legwork.”
Schedule a demoA working session with the founders — not a sales call.