A data room, turned into a report
A transaction is a data room of documents on a clock. PONS reads every agreement and extracts the terms, risks, and red flags into one structured report, each answer linked to its source, so the red flags surface in one place, traceable to the clause.
Hundreds of agreements, read in parallel
Point PONS at the data room and it reads every agreement, pulling change-of-control, assignment, exclusivity, liability, and termination terms into one table. Each cell is sourced and carries a confidence level, so a reviewer confirms an answer against its source instead of re-reading the file.
- Change-of-control, liability, exclusivity flags
- Every finding linked to its clause
- Sort, filter, and export the result
See what matters before the deadline
Because everything is sourced, you move from reading every document to checking what actually carries risk. The exceptions surface fast, the report writes itself from the table, and the deal team spends its time on judgement.
- Exceptions surface, boilerplate recedes
- A report built from the table
- Reusable across every matter
“… the aggregate liability of either party shall not exceed EUR 5,000,000 …”