M&A Deal Intelligence
LiveRun a deal-format diligence pass over a data room — reps & warranties, indemnity caps, CPs, MAC clauses, and an India red-flag report.
- ✓Classifies each document — SPA, SHA, disclosure schedule, asset purchase, escrow, ancillary
- ✓Reps & warranties by category (title, financials, tax, litigation, IP, employment, compliance, environmental) with qualifiers, survival, and severity
- ✓Indemnity caps, baskets/deductibles, survival periods, and flagged concerns
- ✓Conditions precedent with responsible party, status (open / satisfied / waived), and due date
What it is.
Point LexVio at a due-diligence room of deal documents — SPA, SHA, disclosure schedules, ancillaries — and it runs a transaction-grade pass: it classifies each document, extracts the representations and warranties by category, reads indemnity caps and baskets, tracks conditions precedent, and pulls out material-adverse-change clauses with their carve-outs.
It then cross-checks the disclosure schedules against the SPA warranties to surface gaps, and produces an India-specific red-flag report against the Companies Act 2013, FEMA/FDI sectoral caps, stamp duty, CCI thresholds, DPDP 2023, and indirect-transfer tax — closing with a checklist whose items sync into Obligations.
Three steps.
End to end.
Create a due-diligence room and upload the deal documents — SPA, SHA, disclosure schedules, escrow, ancillaries.
LexVio classifies each document and extracts reps & warranties, indemnities, conditions precedent, and MAC clauses.
Review the disclosure cross-check and red-flag report, then push closing-checklist items into Obligations.
What you get.
- ✓Classifies each document — SPA, SHA, disclosure schedule, asset purchase, escrow, ancillary
- ✓Reps & warranties by category (title, financials, tax, litigation, IP, employment, compliance, environmental) with qualifiers, survival, and severity
- ✓Indemnity caps, baskets/deductibles, survival periods, and flagged concerns
- ✓Conditions precedent with responsible party, status (open / satisfied / waived), and due date
- ✓Material-adverse-change clauses with scope and carve-outs
- ✓Disclosure-schedule cross-check against SPA warranties to surface gaps and inconsistencies
- ✓India red flags — Companies Act 2013, FEMA/FDI caps, stamp duty, CCI thresholds, DPDP 2023, indirect-transfer tax — each with severity and remediation
- ✓Closing checklist (CPs, deliverables, filings, consents) syncable to Obligations, plus export
Quick answers.
No — it's a legal-diligence engine, not a financial model. Valuation, cap-table, and transaction-structure modelling are out of scope; it analyses the documents in the room.
Deal Intelligence is the M&A layer on top of a due-diligence room: the room bundles and aggregates the contracts, and this runs the SPA/SHA-aware analysis over them.
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