Bring the data room together.
Decks, contracts, financials, and call notes become the shared context for the analysis.
Casian analyzes deals through the lens of your investment thesis.
New documents arrive. AI revisits the analysis. Your team moves the questions and investment memo forward.
Screening identifies Atlas as 20% of MRR, with a December renewal and no early commitment. Losing the account would reduce MRR to €96,000, all else equal.
Source document · p. 3 · French ↗In their September 5 response, the founders describe a September 18 multi-site review and an October budget decision. They do not count the renewal as signed.
Source document · p. 1 · French ↗Due diligence connects renewal to adoption at a second site and budget approval. It also models the exposure: losing Atlas brings the central-case cash shortfall forward to June 2027.
Source document · p. 2 · French ↗Acceptance criteria for the second site and evidence of Atlas’s decision remain outstanding. An announced timeline adds context; it does not demonstrate adoption or guarantee renewal.
Source document · p. 1 · French ↗The memo brings together diligence findings and unresolved issues, including Atlas. Casian’s reasoned recommendation is distinct from the fictional team’s opinions.
Source document · p. 2 · French ↗One deal, from source documents to the exported memo.
Examine the results →Decks, contracts, financials, and call notes become the shared context for the analysis.
During due diligence, importing new documents triggers an analysis update. Casian cross-checks information, explains discrepancies, and reassesses critical issues.
A partial answer does not settle everything. The team can see the response, the evidence received, and what is still missing.
Casian researches the market and competition, tests projections against the documents, and develops a reasoned recommendation in the context of your thesis.
How Casian AI works →Analyses feed the memo. Your team challenges opinions, adds corrections, and preserves the version presented to committee. The decision stays connected to the work behind it.
Read the Sillage memo →Eight weeks with your team.
A defined scope and success criteria agreed upfront.
Configure your thesis. Work through deals. Measure what changes.
A shared review before any decision to continue.
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