Enterprise Infrastructure · Sovereign Multi-Agent Platform

The Sovereign Platform for Institutional Capital Underwriting.

Agents of Diligence orchestrates air-gapped, six-agent investment teams to ingest Virtual Data Rooms, model complex target risk, and codify institutional memory — natively deployed inside your private cloud under strict Zero Data Retention mandates.

Diligence cycle
21 days
With Agents of Diligence
<5 minutes
Overhead saved / pass
$60,000

Multi-agent topology

5 specialists. 1 critic. 1 writer.

CoordinatorAuditorLegal SentryMarket OracleCriticWriter

Coordinator dispatches Auditor, Legal Sentry and Market Oracle in parallel. Critic reconciles. Writer ships an IC memo.

Market context · 2026

The capital is here. The analysts aren't.

Global private capital sits on a record dry-powder pile and a 29,000-company unsold backlog. Deal teams cannot scale humans fast enough — every dollar of new AUM creates more diligence work, not less.

$2.5T

1

Global PE dry powder waiting to deploy

29,000-company unsold backlog

$19.96T → $37.85T

1

PE AUM 2026 → 2031 (90% growth)

13.7% CAGR

$141B

1

Global VC funding, Q4 2025 alone

$425B full-year — 3rd-highest ever

47%

12

Share of 2025 VC going to AI (vs 7% in 2023)

Top 5 AI cos took 20% of all VC

$29–43B

1

Global M&A advisory market — top 5 firms control 60%

Long-tail starved of analyst capacity

100,138

1

Registered CA firms in India — 72% are solo practices

Starved of tooling, ripe for T1/T2

The gap

Seven point tools. Zero system of record.

Every firm cobbles a workflow across terminals, VDRs, Excel and email. Nobody owns the end-to-end pipeline — and nobody owns the memory that compounds across deals.

ToolDue DiligenceLegal RiskValuationIC MemoLearning Memory
Bloomberg Terminal
S&P Capital IQ
PitchBook
Diligent / Datasite VDR
Excel + Word
Rogo (chat)
Harvey (legal)
Agents of Diligence
Full coverage Partial None

Rogo does chat. Hebbia does grid. Cyndx does comps. Harvey does law. None do all four, with self-learning, at outcome pricing. That is the gap. We close it.

The problem · quantified

One mid-market deal burns 160 hours and $60K. Then the firm forgets everything it learned.

More mandates, same team

3 weeks

Elapsed deal time per analyst pass

120-160 hrs

Analyst hours @ $250-400/hr blended

$30-60K

Cost per single $500M target diligence pass

35%

Of deal-team capacity burned on memo assembly, not analysis

30%1

Of busted deals trace back to red flags missed in DD

Multiply by global deal volume

~185K diligence passes per year, globally — and zero of those learnings persist firm-wide.

50,000 PE deals + 35,000 M&A deals + 100,000 valuation engagements. Every junior analyst repeats the same mistakes the last cohort made.

The solution

Sovereign enterprise ingestion. Zero-trust processing of complex data rooms.

Agents of Diligence coordinates isolated specialist workflows to process sensitive corporate data — VDRs, CIMs, internal records — while ensuring zero MNPI leaves your secure perimeter.

Input — enterprise data sources

  • Virtual Data Room (VDR)
  • Confidential Information Memorandum (CIM)
  • CRM / internal records

Multi-agent engine

  • Audit

    Auditor

    Red-flag heatmap

  • Legal

    Legal Sentry

    Liability + change-of-control map

  • Value

    Market Oracle

    DCF + Comps + Precedent football field

  • Sync

    Critic

    Cross-checks all specialist outputs

Output — 3 minutes

  • Red-flag heatmap

    Auditor

  • Liability + change-of-control map

    Legal Sentry

  • DCF + Comps + Precedent football field

    Market Oracle

  • Critic-validated assumptions w/ citations

    Critic

  • 40-page IC memo (.pptx + .docx + Excel)

    Writer

  • Every correction → firm-wide rule, forever

    Institutional memory

Reasoning core

Frontier reasoning models tuned for financial analysis — audited for consistency on valuation and diligence tasks.

Orchestration

Resilient workflow orchestration — if one step fails, the run recovers without losing deal context.

Memory layer

Tiered institutional memory — firmwide, sector, and deal-specific — indexed inside your perimeter.

Architecture

A graph, not a chatbot.

A coordinator breaks each mandate into parallel workstreams — audit, legal, and valuation — then a Critic reconciles conflicts before the Writer assembles board-ready outputs. Every partner override is captured as firm knowledge for the next deal.

01 · Plan

Coordinator

Decomposes the deal into typed tasks; routes to specialists.

02 · Specialist analysis (parallel)

Auditor

Reads filings; surfaces accounting red flags & quality score.

Legal Sentry

Maps liabilities, change-of-control, material litigation.

Market Oracle

DCF + Comps + Precedents triangulation; football field.

03 · Reconcile

Critic

Cross-checks specialist outputs; recommends haircut + diligence list.

04 · Ship + Learn

Writer

Generates IC memo + .pptx + .docx + Excel model with citations.

Institutional memory

Each analyst correction becomes a firm rule, applied automatically on the next deal in the same sector and geography.

Institutional knowledge is organized in three tiers — firmwide, sector, and deal-specific — and stays inside your perimeter. Every step of the run is visible in one workspace: what each specialist reviewed, what it concluded, and what changed before the memo ships. Same experience as the live Agents of Diligence demo.

TAM · SAM · SOM

$110B market. We need 0.4% to build a billion-dollar business.

TAM = global PE + VC + M&A advisory + audit + valuation software. SAM = the four workflows we ship today. SOM = a defensible 5-year capture across our six-tier GTM.

TAM

$110B+

PE + VC + M&A + Audit + ValSW

SAM

$18B

DD + Valuation + IC memo workflows

SOM

$450M @ 5yr

3% of SAM, T1-T6 blend

Capture math

500 T4/T5 enterprise accounts × $250K ACV = $125M. Add 25K T1/T2 self-serve seats and a single-digit T6 DDaaS book and we cross $450M run-rate by year 5.

That's 3% of SAM — well inside what comparable category winners (Hebbia, Rogo, Harvey) have already proven achievable.

Who we serve

One engine. Six ways to win mandates.

Agents of Diligence packages the same multi-agent deal team for every buyer persona — from solo analysts to enterprise DDaaS.

Private Equity

Today

Spreadsheets + scattered memos

With Agents of Diligence

Triangulated valuation + DD in minutes

Venture Capital

Today

Analyst bottlenecks per deal

With Agents of Diligence

Diligence-as-a-service per partner

Investment Banking

Today

Manual pitch books

With Agents of Diligence

Per-mandate agent team + football field

Corporate Development

Today

Outsourced boutiques

With Agents of Diligence

In-house IC-ready artifacts

Audit / CA

Today

Template-driven repetition

With Agents of Diligence

Self-serve T1/T2 with firm-wide rules

Valuation Software

Today

Point calculators

With Agents of Diligence

Multi-agent reference engine

Go-to-market · 6 tiers

Same engine. Six packaging tracks. One business that sells to a CA in Indore and a Blackstone MD.

Pricing power proof: one Tier-5 enterprise client equals 50 Tier-1 Pro subscribers in revenue. One Tier-6 success fee on a $500M deal at 10 bps covers the entire engineering team for a year.

TierPersonaPriceACVGM
T1

Solo Analyst

Independent analyst, equity researcher, freelance CA

Free / $49 Pro$59085%
T2

Startup Founder

Founder running fundraise / acquisition prep

$99 / mo$1,18882%
T3

VC Fund

Seed-to-Series C VC, 5-10 seat team

$2,500 / seat / mo$150K78%
T4

CA firm / Boutique IB

10-50 partner firm, valuation + transactions practice

$50K / yr base + usage$120K72%
T5

PE / Bulge-Bracket IB

$1B+ AUM PE fund or BB IB

$300K-$1M / yr enterprise$600K68%
T6

Enterprise DDaaS

Outcome-priced managed diligence engagements

10 bps of deal value (success fee)$500K+ per engagement55% (services)

Why the long tail buys

T1/T2 wins because 80% of CA-firm valuation work is template-driven repetition. We do not replace the CA's signature — we replace the 80 hours of grunt work behind it.

Why enterprise buys

T5 buys because the KB compounds firm-wide knowledge — every associate's mistake becomes a guardrail every other associate inherits. No competitor offers this loop.

Why an individual analyst picks us

We replace 80 hours of grunt work, not the signature.

The dirty secret of the long tail: 80% of CA-firm valuation work is template-driven repetition. T1/T2 eats that lunch. CA firms that adopt us deliver 5× more engagements per partner. CA firms that don't lose mid-market clients to us.

Workflow stepSolo CA todayWith Agents of Diligence T1Win
Pull filings, comparables, ratios

8-12 hrs

Manual; coverage gaps

30 sec

Auto + cited

Build DCF + comps + precedent triangulation

20-30 hrs

Excel template, no peer auto-screen

60 sec

Three methods, football field

Surface accounting red flags

10-15 hrs

Senior partner only; not repeatable

45 sec

Auditor agent + KB rules

Draft 40-page memo

15-25 hrs

Word + screenshots

30 sec

.docx + .pptx + Excel model

Sign-off + regulatory submission

2-4 hrs

Required; CA stamp

We do NOT replace the signature

Data strategy

We are not building another terminal. We are the agent layer on top of the terminals firms already pay for.

Today's hackathon demo runs on 100% public data — yfinance, SEC EDGAR, FRED, Tavily — so anyone can paste a ticker and see the pipeline run end-to-end with zero licensing friction. Production unlocks institutional connectors per tier.

TierPublic APIsPitchBookCapital IQDaloopaBloomberg B-PIPEFactSetAlphaSenseTegus
T1 / T2
T3 VC
T4 CA / Boutique
T5 PE / BB IB
T6 Enterprise DDaaS

India production stack adds ICAI databases and MCA21 filings for domestic deals. AlphaSense and Tegus expert calls plug into the Auditor and Market Oracle agents as additional retrieval tools — same Pydantic-typed responses, no agent rewrites required.

Technical superiority

The moat isn't the LLM. It's the KB that compounds with every correction.

Competitors ship single-agent chat-with-documents (Rogo, Harvey, Hebbia) or deterministic calculators (Cyndx Valer, Equidam). Generic LangChain wrappers have no memory, no critic, no error recovery. Agents of Diligence is the only product shipping all of it.

Multi-agent failure recovery (out of 47 tool-call failures)1

Higher = better

LangGraph recovers 2.3× more failures than CrewAI. We adopt LangGraph by default; competitors built on naïve frameworks will spend 18 months catching up.

Three layers of moat

  1. 1. Multi-agent topology

    Coordinator + 4 specialists + Critic + Writer. Parallel execution with declarative fallback edges.

  2. 2. Self-learning KB

    Three-layer KB (central / industry / client) keyed by NAICS and region. Each correction → typed rule, replayed forever.

  3. 3. Critic-gated outputs

    Cross-specialist reconciliation prevents the single-agent hallucination failure mode that plagues chat-only products.

Anthropic Claude Opus 4.7 leads finance reasoning evals1 — but our architecture is LLM-portable. We can swap models the day a better one ships.

The 2x2

Top-right is empty. We move in.

X-axis: workflow depth (chat → end-to-end pipeline). Y-axis: learning memory (none → self-improving KB). The bottom-left is replaceable calculators. The bottom-right is chat-with-docs. The top-left is vertical-deep but single-agent. The top-right — multi-agent + deep workflow + KB — is empty.

Competitive landscape

Bubble size ≈ relative scope

Equidam

Calculator

Fundreef

Calculator

Cyndx Valer

Comps engine

Hebbia

Doc grid

Rogo

IB chat

Harvey

Legal chat

Agents of Diligence

Multi-agent + KB

Why Agents of Diligence

The only product shipping agents, triangulation, and a compounding KB.

Competitors offer chat-with-documents or single-method calculators. Agents of Diligence orchestrates a deterministic full deal team — then learns from every correction.

01

Deterministic valuation core

WACC, DCF, comps, and precedents computed in code — LLM supplies judgment only.

02

Multi-agent orchestration

Auditor, Legal, Tax, and Oracle in parallel; Critic reconciles before the Writer ships.

03

Self-learning industry KB

Every analyst correction becomes a typed Mem0 + markdown rule for the next deal.

04

Live triangulation UI

Trace, artifacts, and citations stream in real time — board-ready in one session.

05

Ground-deal math

EBITDA bridge, equity bridge, sensitivity grid, and applied Critic haircut on staging.

06

Public-data demo today

Paste any ticker on yfinance/cache fundamentals; institutional data unlocks per tier.

The one-liner to remember

Agents of Diligence is the sovereign underwriting infrastructure that never sleeps, never forgets institutional memory, never repeats a diligence error — deployed natively inside your private cloud.

Appendix

Sources

Every load-bearing claim in this deck links here. Accessed May 2026.

  1. Bain & Company Private Equity Outlook 2026: Gaining Traction. link
  2. Bain & Company Private Equity Outlook 2025: Is a Recovery Starting to Take Shape?. link
  3. KPMG Venture Pulse Q4 2025 — Global Trends. link
  4. Crunchbase News Global Venture Funding 2025: Third-largest year on record. link
  5. Mordor Intelligence Private Equity Market — Size, Share & Forecast 2025-2031. link
  6. Mordor Intelligence M&A Advisory Services Market — Size & Forecast. link
  7. Mordor Intelligence India Accounting Services Market — Size & Forecast. link
  8. Mordor Intelligence Business Valuation Software Market — 2024-2035. link
  9. Institute of Chartered Accountants of India ICAI Member & Firm Report 2025 (1,00,138 firms; 72% solo practices). link
  10. Sacra Harvey AI — Revenue, Valuation & Funding ($11B / ~$190M ARR). link
  11. TechCrunch Harvey raising at $11B valuation. link
  12. CB Insights Rogo — $750M valuation, $310.5M raised across 7 rounds. link
  13. Rogo Scaling Rogo: $75M Series C and European Expansion. link
  14. The Editorial Best AI Agent Frameworks 2026 — LangGraph 41/47, AutoGen 34/47, CrewAI 18/47 recoveries. link
  15. Anthropic Claude Opus 4.7 — leading scores on financial reasoning evals. link
  16. Industry surveys (Deloitte, Bain, McKinsey) M&A failure mode surveys — DD-related red flags drive ~30% of busted deals. link