Ask the book

One question, every deal, each answer quoted.

Because every deal is recorded the same way, a question can be asked of the whole book at once. Each deal answers for itself, with the clause that supports the answer.

Match, no match, or cannot be judged.

DealGraph gives one of three answers for each deal. Where the documents do not settle the question, it says so and shows what is missing. It does not guess.

From the product
A list of prepared questions beside the answer to one of them: the deals that match and the deals that do not, each group with its count.A list of prepared questions beside the answer to one of them: the deals that match and the deals that do not, each group with its count.
One question asked across deals: the deals that match and the deals that do not.

Start from the questions a desk asks.

Common questions are ready to run: which deals allow a sale after default on a simple majority, which leave their non-call period this year, which let the manager be removed without cause. Each can be narrowed by class, party or date.

From the product
A list of prepared questions that can be asked of every deal in a book.A list of prepared questions that can be asked of every deal in a book.
Prepared questions, each answered from the documents.

What you can do

  • Screen a book for one provision in minutes.
  • Compare how different deals treat the same right.
  • Export the answers with their citations.

See your own deal as a record.

Bring one indenture. We will show you its parties, waterfall, tests and conflicts, each tied to its clause.

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