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Diligence

Multi-source investigation with sourced findings and flagged review items. Contradictions and red flags surface on every run, not just the final conclusion.

platform / 04 / diligenceCOMPLETE · 7 SOURCEDCounterparty dossier11 SOURCES · 7 FINDINGS · 2 FLAGGEDINTERNALcore datasetPARTNERdeal logPUBLICcourt docketAPInews feedDOCSfilings+ 6 MORE SOURCES PULLEDFINDINGSRevenue concentration8 citCoverage gap5 citLitigation exposure4 citTeam overlap3 citService quality2 citDILIGENCE · packaged for committee

A diligence report that earns its conclusion

01

Multi-source intake

Internal records, public filings, partner feeds, and unstructured documents read together. The platform treats them as one pool of signal, not seven inboxes.

02

Material findings, sourced

Every finding cites its source. Reviewers click through to the original line, the original filing, the original document. Defensible under audit or partner committee.

03

Red-flag callouts

Discrepancies, gaps, and adverse signal surface as flagged review items. The flags sit alongside the findings, not buried inside the conclusion.

How Diligence fits into your diligence work

Input

A target, a scope, and a source list

The target (firm, asset, candidate, deal), the scope of investigation, and the sources the platform should read. Internal records and external signal arrive as one investigation surface.

Output

Sourced findings and flagged review items

Every finding traces to its origin source — the line, the filing, the document. Red flags, contradictions, and gaps surface alongside the findings, never buried in the conclusion.

Audit-grade

Defensible under audit and partner review

Every claim cites its source. Output holds up under audit, partner committee, or internal review, without the team reverse-engineering reasoning from memory.

Integration

Reads what your analysts already read

Direct APIs, MCP servers, partner feeds, and document parsing. The platform ingests structured and unstructured signal alongside, the way your team does today.

What the report looks like

Sourced findings, red-flag callouts, audit trail. Every claim traceable to its origin source.

Acquired book review
Diligence complete
Sources11 read
Findings7 sourced

Sourced findings

Revenue concentration

Top three accounts represent 64% of trailing twelve-month premium.

INTERNAL: book_of_business.csv
Carrier appointment lapse

Two appointments expired in Q3; renewal paperwork not on file.

PARTNER FEED: carrier registry
Litigation exposure

One open E&O matter, filed 2025-08; reserve set at policy limit.

PUBLIC: state court docket
Flagged for review
2 items require committee attention

Questions teams ask

What sources can the platform read?

Direct APIs, MCP servers, partner feeds, and document parsing for unstructured records. Internal and external signal flow into the same investigation pool.

How does this compare to running diligence ourselves?

Same shape, faster. The platform produces what your senior associate would produce on their best day, every target, with citations on every finding.

What about data we cannot share?

Customer data is never used to train models. Encryption in transit (TLS) and at rest (AES-256), tenancy logically isolated. Nothing crosses between customers, nothing leaks back to model providers.

Can the output go into our IC memo or board package?

Yes. The diligence report exports as a structured deliverable that drops into the format your team already uses. The Synthesize capability handles format conversion if needed.

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See Diligence in action

Walk through example diligence runs and how the platform maps to your firm's source list. Every finding traceable on the call.