Cited extraction
Every material issue in the demo is linked back to document, page, and finding metadata.
Generous production demo
Run VaultAI on a synthetic data room before requesting diligence access.
This demo shows how VaultAI ingests a transaction packet, extracts cited findings, red-teams the deal, converts risk into purchase-price pressure, and produces board-ready language. It is safe for public review because it uses synthetic documents only.
Buyer-ready output
VaultAI converts diligence findings into valuation haircuts, closing conditions, and negotiation language.
Signed evidence
Each run generates a deterministic report root and optional HMAC signature for proof review.
No confidential data
The public demo runs only on synthetic scenarios, so prospects can test the flow safely.
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Live synthetic run
Helios Payments acquisition diligence
A synthetic fintech target with customer-concentration risk, consent-change clauses, integration savings, and purchase-price negotiation pressure.
Baseline value
$100,000,000
Synthetic enterprise value before VaultAI red-team adjustment.
Valuation haircut
$15,500,000
Cited risk converted into negotiation-ready price pressure.
Target offer
$90,100,000
Baseline minus haircut plus partial synergy recognition.
Confidence
83.70%
Basis-point confidence score from document depth and risk density.
Data-room document proof
Helios Payments CIM
144 pages · 81 extracted items · processed
p.31 Revenue concentration: Top three merchants contribute 41% of processing revenue.
p.77 Growth claim: International expansion claim depends on pending license approval.
Quality of earnings report
236 pages · 112 extracted items · processed
p.18 Adjusted EBITDA: EBITDA excludes one-time migration cost but the cost repeats next year.
p.92 Working capital: Normalized working capital peg requires $3.2M upward adjustment.
Merchant contract review
318 pages · 133 extracted items · flagged
p.203 Assignment consent: Key merchant contracts require consent for change of control.
p.256 Fee reset: Interchange surcharge reset can reduce margin by 120 bps.
Security and compliance packet
118 pages · 57 extracted items · drafted
p.46 PCI review: PCI remediation plan is incomplete for regional expansion.
Leadership and payroll schedule
41 pages · 21 extracted items · processed
p.12 Retention: Two engineering leaders have no retention agreements.
Red-team review
Customer concentration
Top merchant cohort can terminate after control event
Condition close on written consent or price holdback.
Haircut: $7,200,000 · Evidence: Merchant contract review p.203
Margin reset
Interchange surcharge reset compresses forward gross margin
Adjust purchase price and include margin covenant.
Haircut: $4,800,000 · Evidence: Merchant contract review p.256
Regulatory expansion
International licensing is not yet approved
Exclude international upside from base case.
Haircut: $2,100,000 · Evidence: CIM p.77
Talent retention
Engineering leaders lack retention agreements
Sign retention package before close.
Haircut: $1,400,000 · Evidence: Payroll schedule p.12
Signed demo proof
- Root
- c197d9aa416de3a91899...
- Signature
- configured
- Mode
- production safe synthetic demo
Buyer-ready output
Executive answer generated from the demo run
VaultAI processed the synthetic packet, isolated material diligence issues, and converted them into a $15,500,000 valuation adjustment with a target offer of $90,100,000.
LOI clause
Section 4.2 - Seller shall deliver written consent for all material change-of-control restricted agreements before closing; unresolved consents trigger a dollar-for-dollar escrow holdback against the final purchase price.
Separate confirmed operating synergies from unapproved upside claims.
Move unresolved consent and security gaps into holdback language rather than accepting narrative risk.
Use cited page references to force diligence resolution before final price agreement.