M&A Due Diligence Contract Review demo
Every consent the deal needs, found before signing, each cited to its clause. 1:33
What the demo shows
Reviews data-room contracts for change of control, assignment and risk; cited DD report
The first screen is the deal's consents-to-close list: the counterparties grouped by the clause that bites, each with ARR at stake and the cited clause, beside the data-room folders and the live report draft. Review agents read the room folder by folder against the deal's issue list; an independent second reviewer re-reads every no-issue call on high-value contracts; clauses that read two ways go to an associate with both readings; the partner signs each report section with a reason code, and the deal team gets the asks.
Transcript
- M&A Due Diligence Contract Review reads every data-room contract for the deal team.
- Almost 60% of executives blame failed deals on diligence that missed critical issues.
- Project Falcon, 1140 contracts and what the deal needs to close.
- 23 counterparties must consent, $31.4 million at stake.
- At the top, Halvorsen Retail Section 14.2 ends on a change of control.
- Agents read the room folder by folder, and the report counts update as they go.
- A second reviewer agent rereads no-issue calls on big contracts and caught Quillen's amendment.
- If a clause reads two ways, an associate sees both readings and decides.
- Partner Laura Chon signs off the material contract section.
- Every finding is cited every decision signed and logged.
- The aim, every consent found before signing, and the red flag report in nine days, not five weeks.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.