What the contract says and what the model shows are not always the same thing.
Legal documents and financial models live in separate worlds during due diligence. Lawyers read the contracts. Analysts read the model. Nobody checks whether the numbers in one match the language in the other.
Contract Inspector closes that gap. Diligenz AI extracts clause-level detail from every document in your data room and cross-references it against the corresponding values in your financial model — automatically, in real time.
Two documents. One deal. Zero reconciliation.
A share purchase agreement says the seller retains liability for environmental remediation costs up to a cap of $2M. The financial model has no provision for this. The legal team knows about the clause. The finance team does not.
This happens on real transactions, regularly. Not because either team is careless. Because there is no tool that reads both documents and connects the dots.
Until now.
§12.4 — Environmental liability capped at $2M retained by seller
Environmental contingency: $0 ⚠ Missing provision
How Contract Inspector works.
Share purchase agreements. Disclosure letters. Employment contracts. Leases. IP assignments. Whatever is in the data room — Contract Inspector reads all of it.
Not a summary of what documents say. The exact clause, with full context — what it requires, when it triggers, what it caps or excludes.
Every extracted clause is mapped against the corresponding value in your Excel model. Discrepancies are flagged. Missing provisions are identified. The Inter-Asset Truth Check gives you a single, reconciled view.
The contradictions that manual review cannot find at speed.
Contract Inspector surfaces all four of these before you sign. Not after.
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