A persistent, role-scoped workspace where an asset owner and their counterparty — lender, buyer, or evaluator — run diligence on the same verified evidence, without either side ever holding the other's credentials.
The deal room enforces who sees what, when — server-side, on every request.
Invite a counterparty as lender, buyer, evaluator, or viewer. Each role sees exactly the scope you grant — report-only or full evidence, with redactions — and nothing more.
A click-wrap NDA can gate the room: evidence, data requests, and the credit memo unlock only after the counterparty accepts — with a tamper-evident, timestamped record of exactly what they agreed to.
The owner connects sources; the counterparty reads, verifies, and requests. Neither side ever sees the other's credentials or secrets.
Access expires on the date you set and can be revoked at any moment — and every grant, change, and acceptance lands on the deal's audit trail.
Owners invite a lender or buyer to a deal; lenders open a deal and invite the owner. Both paths land in the same shared room.
Choose the role, the evidence scope, and the expiry — and require the NDA if the deal calls for it. The room enforces those terms on every request.
The counterparty reviews tier-labeled evidence, verifies the signed report, and requests whatever is missing — all in one place, on one record.
Every figure in the room carries its provenance tier and source, and the report is signed and hash-verifiable — so a counterparty can rely on the evidence without relying on the owner.
Security & TrustSee how owners and lenders share verified evidence — scoped, NDA-gated, and revocable.
