Change of Control Review demo
After a deal closes, every inherited contract is shown on one estate map — sized by value, colored by what the takeover triggers — and each consent and notice is run against its clock until the reply is in. 1:15
What the demo shows
An M&A contract solution for integration teams that flags clauses a takeover triggers.
Reads the target's data room after closing, finds change-of-control, anti-assignment, exclusivity, non-compete, MFN, notice and data-protection clauses, and applies the deal structure and governing law to give each contract an outcome — consent, notice, no action, exclusivity conflict or a lawyer's read — with its clock. The whole estate appears as one treemap sized by value; the consent runway shows every request against its termination window, drafts the open ones from approved templates for the signatory, sends reminders every seven days and records each reply.
Transcript
- Change of Control Review reads, every contract inherited in a takeover, for MNA counsel.
- A takeover can let a licensor end a license within 60 days of closing.
- Calvara's contracts, size by value.
- As the agents read, red means consent required, violet, an exclusivity clash.
- Aldamore's license carries KLV 210, clause, 60-day window and letter in one panel.
- The consent runway. Each request against its deadline replies as they land.
- Nine are still to draft.
- The letter writer drafts them from approved templates for Omar to sign.
- Each letter quotes its clause.
- Nothing leaves in signed.
- Every contract read in four days.
- Every consent sent before its clock runs out.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.