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Transactions and diligence

Read the data room faster than the deadline.

Contract stacks, regulatory consents and change-of-control triggers, read against UAE rules with the clause quoted and the exposure ranked.

What changes

  • Change-of-control and assignment clauses extracted across the stack
  • Regulatory consents required, with the authority named
  • Findings ranked by exposure, with the clause quoted
  • A red-flag summary a deal team can read in one sitting
  • Everything traceable back to the document it came from

The clause you will miss

Change-of-control, assignment, exclusivity and regulatory-consent clauses are scattered across a hundred documents and drafted differently in each. They are also the ones that reprice a deal.

How this reads them

Upload the stack. Findings come back ranked by exposure with the clause quoted verbatim, so counsel reviews the text rather than hunting for it.

Who it is for

Sector context

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