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Built for confidential deals

Diligence data is among the most sensitive a company holds. Pactlab enforces its controls in the database and on the server, not in the interface.

Controls enforced where they cannot be bypassed

  • Tenant isolation in the database

    Row-level security scopes every query to one organization and the deals a person belongs to.

  • Target boundary

    People from the company being acquired see only what the buyer chooses to share.

  • No source code retained

    Repositories are scanned in short-lived workspaces that are destroyed afterwards.

  • Tamper-evident audit trail

    Sensitive reads, decisions and exports are recorded in a hash-chained, append-only log.

  • Your sign-in, your choice

    Each organization signs in through its identity provider or with one-time email codes.

  • People data protected

    Aggregate by default; named and compensation data gated, audited and kept away from models.

Claude assists. People decide.

Pactlab uses Claude to read, compare and draft. The decisions stay with the deal team.

  • Humans decide

    AI extracts, compares and drafts. It never approves a finding, sets a price or makes a legal call.

  • Deterministic numbers

    Money, KPIs and scenarios come from versioned calculations and decimal arithmetic, not model prose.

  • Citations required

    No citation that resolves, no accepted finding.

  • People data protected

    Aggregate by default. HR, compensation and performance data never reach a model.

Pilots with acquirers of software companies

We are working with a small number of design partners on live deals. If you buy or invest in software businesses, talk to us.