The record

Every term, tied to the sentence it came from.

DealGraph reads each document once and records what it says as linked facts: parties, note classes, rights, tests, payment steps, dates and definitions. A fact is recorded only when it matches the exact sentence it was read from.

The levels the indenture prints, with their sections.

Coverage tests, thresholds and rates appear exactly as the document states them. Beside each value is the section that sets it and a link that opens the passage. Nothing is retyped, so nothing drifts from the source.

From the product
A table of coverage test levels by note class, each with a section reference and an evidence link.A table of coverage test levels by note class, each with a section reference and an evidence link.
Each required level as the indenture prints it, with the section it comes from.

Open any value and read its source.

Every value opens an evidence panel: the quoted sentence, the section and page, and a link to the passage in the document itself. A reviewer checks a term in seconds rather than searching a PDF.

From the product
A panel showing the quoted sentence behind one coverage test level, with its section and page.A panel showing the quoted sentence behind one coverage test level, with its section and page.
The quoted sentence, its section and page, one click from the value.

The whole document, accounted for.

DealGraph maps the document's own structure: articles, sections, definitions and the references between them. Each clause is either read into the record or marked as having nothing to record, so a reader knows the coverage is complete.

From the product
A tree of an indenture's articles and sections, with markers showing how they refer to each other.A tree of an indenture's articles and sections, with markers showing how they refer to each other.
The indenture's own articles, sections and definitions, and how they refer to each other.

Every class, senior first.

The capital structure is summarised on one screen: each class of notes in order of seniority, with its amount and coupon as the documents print them. Each line opens its source.

The deal's documents, filed by the deal.

Each deal has its own drive: the operative documents and their amendments, the closing set, reports, notices and correspondence. Every document carries its type, its parties and its dates, read from the document itself.

What you can do

  • Check a term against its clause without opening the PDF.
  • See which definitions a provision relies on.
  • Hand counsel a record where every value shows its source.

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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