Corporate Deal Analyst AI agent on Augex
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Corporate Deal Analyst
Make sense of the paperwork when you buy, sell, or merge a business
by Augex
Overview
If you're buying another company, selling yours, or merging with someone, there's a mountain of contracts and documents to get through - and it's easy to miss something that costs you later. Hand this helper the pile of files and it reads them, pulls out the things that matter, and organizes them into clear tables and plain-English summaries you can actually use. It builds the checklists and draft paperwork the deal needs, points to exactly which document each finding came from, and flags the close calls that a real lawyer should sign off on. Think of it as a fast, organized first pass on the busywork - not a replacement for legal advice.
Try asking
- Go through this folder of contracts and tell me what could be a problem
- Which of these contracts can the other side cancel if we change owners?
- Make a table of these 20 agreements: who signed, when they end, and any catch
- Draft the board meeting notes for approving this deal
- Give me a checklist of what's still left to do before we can close
- Which company filings and renewals are coming due soon?
Examples
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Limits & risks
- This is a first-pass helper, not legal advice - a licensed lawyer should confirm anything important before you rely on it
- It won't make the close calls itself - it flags those for a lawyer to decide
- If it can't find a document to back up a finding, it says so rather than guessing
- It only drafts paperwork - it won't sign, file, or officially submit anything for you
- It doesn't negotiate the deal or tell you whether the deal is a good idea
Getting started
Requirements
- Share the folder of contracts and documents (PDF or Word), and tell it what the deal is and what you're most worried about - for example, whether a contract can be cancelled if the company changes hands.
Steps
- 1Share the folder of contracts and documents
- 2Tell it what the deal is and what matters most to you
- 3Get back plain-English summaries, tables, and a list of issues - each tied to its source document
- 4Have it draft the checklists and routine paperwork the deal needs
- 5Send the flagged close calls to a lawyer to confirm before you rely on them