Room ingestion
Organize supplied files into a searchable working corpus.
Diligence teams need to review large collections of documents without losing the context behind an answer. They need to find key terms, identify gaps, and carry source references into an issues list.
The highlighted layers indicate the parts of the framework commonly used. Exact implementation depends on agreed scope and the customer's environment.
Classify diligence documents, surface key terms, and answer questions with page-level citations.
Documents, records, and event data enter through controlled ingestion. Document extraction preserves the original source so a result can be traced back to its origin.
A configurable set of capabilities, with review and system behavior defined during design.
Organize supplied files into a searchable working corpus.
Apply document categories that can be reviewed and corrected.
Surface defined fields and clauses with references to source pages.
Flag potential issues and missing items for human assessment.
Return answers tied to page-level source references.
Prepare a reviewable issues list for the team's next step.
Designed around document repositories and diligence workspaces. Repository access, export formats, and any connection to deal systems are confirmed for each environment.
The duration and exact deliverables are scoped after discovery. These are the phases, not a promised timeline.
Agree corpus, permissions, and diligence questions
Configure document types and extraction fields
Validate results against reviewed source documents
Handoff the workspace and operating guidance