Transactional
Diligence is reading. All of it, against a list.
A data room is a completeness problem wearing a document-review costume. What matters most is the thing that is not in it.
What you upload
- • Purchase and merger agreements
- • Corporate records and cap tables
- • Material contracts and leases
- • Diligence requests and responses
PDFs, Word files, images and scans. Scanned pages are OCR’d, and you are told before that is charged.
What reading all of it surfaces
- • What the diligence list asks for and what this record actually contains
- • Change-of-control and assignment clauses, quoted with their clause numbers
- • Dated obligations in one chronology
- • The follow-up requests, drafted from the gaps
What a finding reads like
“This record contains eight of the twelve material contracts listed in the diligence response [Response, p.2]. Four are not present. Two of the eight contain change-of-control provisions [Contract 3, §9.1; Contract 6, §14.2].”
An illustration of the form, not a result from a real matter. Note what it does and does not say: it describes this record, it names the document that would answer the gap, and it never says the claim succeeds or fails. That wording is enforced in the product, not a house style.
Case types in transactional
Also selectable in transactional. These have no element pack yet — the analysis runs in full exactly as it otherwise would, which is why an incomplete list costs you nothing.
- M&A due diligence
- Commercial lease review
How a matter runs
- 1 Upload the fileEverything you hold on the matter. You are quoted per page before anything is charged.
- 2 Say what to focus onOne question in plain English. The report covers the whole record either way — your question decides what it leads with.
- 3 Every selected page is readNot searched — there is no skipping and no sampling. A reader takes in every passage, three analysts work over it, and you are told exactly how much of your file was examined.
- 4 You approve itNothing is written until a supervising attorney signs off — and the report carries their name.
A typical matter costs $49.99–$199.99 to analyse — quoted and confirmed before it runs, then settled to what was actually used, with the remainder returned. Full pricing.
Does transactional need something this does not do?
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Legal Matter AI produces AI-assisted attorney work product requiring professional review. It is not legal advice and not a determination on the merits. Elements are what a claim commonly requires — not the law of any jurisdiction.