Virtual Data Room Due Diligence demo
Reads the whole data room, ESG included, and writes cited red flags for the deal team 1:32
What the demo shows
Reads the whole data room, ESG included, and writes cited red flags for the deal team
The data room’s own folder tree shows a reading bar on every folder and red flags pinned where the problems sit; workstream tabs filter legal, financial, tax, commercial, ESG and HR, and a counter shows documents read and flags awaiting the deal lead. Eight agents do the work: the Intake agent reads and translates every file, six workstream agents raise flags with page citations, and each flag is cross-checked by an agent from another workstream (legal finds a change-of-control clause; the financial agent confirms how much of the revenue that customer brings). The Questions agent drafts the seller list and reads the answers; the Report agent assembles the cited red-flag report. The deal lead accepts or rejects every flag with a reason code, outside advisers see only the questions released to them, competitively sensitive pages stay inside the clean team, and the deal lead and legal counsel sign the report.
Transcript
- Virtual Data Room Due Diligence reads whole data rooms, ESG included, and writes cited red flags for deal teams.
- Diligence must cover thousands of files within 60 to 90 days.
- Quillfield is buying SCARVIC Logistic, 5,418 documents, six languages.
- Six Workstream agents read every folder and pin red flags where problems sit.
- In folder April 6th, second, 17, the top customer can leave on a change of control.
- The Swedish clause sits beside its English translation, cited to page 12.
- The financial agent confirms that customer is 23% of revenue.
- Deal lead Owen Hart marks at a price item with a reason.
- Seller questions follow, and the report agent builds the cited committee report.
- Every flag cited, every decision signed, every step logged.
- The aim, every document read or explained, and a report two days after the room opens.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.