Classify, then extract

M&A due diligence documents

Classify diligence files and extract deal terms and risks so counsel can review a hosted diligence desk instead of a raw data room.

The problem

Diligence rooms mix contracts, financials, and HR files. Associates open each document to tag it, then retype the terms and risks into a memo that no longer points at the source.

How the workflow runs

Classify the file

Each upload is labeled contract, financial, HR, or other so the room has a structure before anyone reads for risk.

Extract deal terms

An extract agent pulls terms and risks from the document onto the run, next to the category.

Leave the memo to counsel

The starter classifies and extracts. Add a human review step on the canvas when counsel must confirm risks before a memo is shared.

What the hosted app shows

The diligence desk collects a packet and deal details, then shows classification and extracted terms together. Associates work that page. The canvas is where you add counsel review.

Who it is for

Corporate counsel and deal teams running due diligence who need a first-pass index of the room and the terms inside each file.

Questions

It indexes the file and extracts terms and risks. Counsel still confirms what matters. Add a review step so that confirmation is on the run.