Selling a business is mostly paperwork, questions, and follow-up. The agents take that on. Anything that reaches a buyer or a seller waits for a person.
The agents
What runs today and what is coming
In the product
AI deal analyst
An investment memo for any listing: valuation range, asking-price verdict, risks, and the diligence questions to ask, with every assumption written down.
In the product
Buyer matching
Listings scored against each buyer’s criteria, with the reasons shown.
Coming soon
Seller listing agent
Drafts the listing and the information memorandum from your documents, for you to edit and approve.
Coming soon
Deal room agent
Answers buyer questions from the data room, keeps the checklist moving, and schedules calls, with you approving what goes out.
How they behave
Four rules every agent follows
Assumptions in writing.Every memo records what it guessed. A memo that hides its assumptions is worse than no memo.
Only what you are allowed to see.Each tool re-checks access itself: an agent cannot read a private listing or a data room you have not been let into.
Nothing goes out unapproved.Agents draft. A person sends.
Advisory, not advice.Outputs carry a disclaimer and are meant to be taken to your own advisors.