Deal Underwriter · AI agent | Built AI

It turns the week-long screening grind into a single auditable pass

An analyst can underwrite a deal in a week. The Deal Underwriter does the mechanical part of that week in an afternoon, then hands the judgment back. It never replaces the underwriting model your firm has refined over a hundred deals; it reads that model, maps its inputs to graph nodes, and runs scenarios against it.

A new deal document lands

A term sheet, offering memorandum, loan package or rent roll dropped into the deal room is the trigger. No one has to ask.

Extracts, hydrates, runs, drafts

It pulls up to 114 fields with a field-level audit trail, hydrates your model, runs the base case and sensitivities, and drafts the IC memo on your template.

The analyst signs off assumptions

Before anything is circulated, a named analyst reviews and approves the assumptions. The memo is a draft until a person says otherwise.

The pipeline

Deal document in, committee-ready memo out

  1. Read deal doc
    Ingest the term sheet, OM, loan package or rent roll, no template required.

  2. Extract & hydrate
    Pull every field with a pointer to source, hydrate your existing model.

  3. Run scenarios
    Base case and sensitivities computed on the deterministic engine, not in prose.

  4. Draft IC memo
    Author the memo on your template, every number traced, then wait for sign-off.

The model your analyst built and the engine the firm trusts stay the same model, not two diverging copies.

See it work

One run, every figure cited

Ask the Deal Underwriter to run a package against one of your models. It returns the extraction, the base case and the sensitivities, with a draft memo ready for review, and a source for every figure.

U Deal Underwriter · AI agent

Tenant: Acquisitions
Underwrite the Maple Place package against our value-add model.

Deal Underwriter
Extracted 96 fields from the OM and rent roll, each linked to source.
Hydrated the value-add model. Base case unlevered IRR 14.2%, levered 19.6%. draft
At −50bps exit cap, levered IRR moves to 22.1%; at +50bps, 17.4%.
Draft IC memo assembled on your template. Ready for your assumptions sign-off.

Approve assumptions
Open workings
Ask a follow-up

Sources · 4

OM · Maple Place p.12
Rent roll · current L1–240
Model · value-add v4
Comps · submarket §3
irr.levered.base = 19.6%
memo.status = DRAFT

The boundary

It drafts and computes, then it waits

It can draft the memo. It cannot circulate it.

Speed is worthless if the committee cannot trust the memo. So the Deal Underwriter extracts, computes and drafts, and then it stops. Every assumption is visible, every figure is traced, and a named analyst approves before the memo reaches a single inbox.

The boundary, in one line

Trigger: a new deal document lands in the deal room.
Human approval: an analyst signs off the assumptions.
What it cannot do: circulate the memo or change your model without approval.

See the platform on your own portfolio.

Bring a live deal, a fund or a stack of documents and watch the graph light up across your own systems, extract, simulate and author, with every number traceable to source. No migration, nothing leaves your tenant, and nothing acts without your sign-off.