A Dutch trust office offering compliance as a service to companies under dense, layered anti-money-laundering and integrity obligations (Wwft, Wtt 2018, Sanctiewet 1977) needs deep, specialised knowledge of legislation, supervisory guidance and case law. Identifying compliance gaps means searching through statutes, implementing decrees, guidance and case law: slow, expert work in which a mistake can carry regulatory and reputational liability. Popular large language models offer faster research, but hallucination and limited auditability are key drawbacks. Strict confidentiality standards also prevent uploading sensitive client ownership structures and source-of-funds material to a public cloud model. A market scan confirms that no existing product combines Dutch trust-office coverage, private deployment and client-document handling in one tool.