AI Due Diligence Software

On the Scissero platform, AI supports the research and document review that due diligence involves. Paralegal carries out due diligence research with cited sources and summarises key terms and provisions from long documents, while Data Extraction turns due diligence materials into structured data. Lawyers provide oversight throughout.

Data Extraction pulls key terms, obligations and figures from SPAs, analyses disclosure letters and flags deviations, and structures due diligence data so it can be exported for the deal team. Lawyers then review what has been flagged.

It is built for the realities of live deals, where timelines compress and complexity increases. AI handles first drafts, markups, workflows and research, and standardised processes with embedded intelligence keep the transaction moving without sacrificing accuracy or control.

Scissero covers the full transaction lifecycle, from SPA negotiations and due diligence to ancillary documents and closing. Drafts & Markups produces first-draft SPAs, NDAs and ancillary documents, applies client playbooks to redlines and keeps a full negotiation history, and Compliance tracks obligations from signing through closing.

That is what it is designed for. Scissero combines the scale of AI with the assurance of experienced legal professionals who maintain institutional knowledge across every deal, which supports faster execution, greater consistency and lower cost.

Yes. AML and KYC due diligence is a critical but time-consuming part of M&A transactions, and AML & KYC runs it as an auditable workflow. It manages counterparty DDQs and document collection, carries out background research on individuals and entities, and keeps audit-ready due diligence records for transaction close. Risk-based workflows with automated red flag detection run throughout, and lawyers review the outputs.

Both work. Your deal team can use Drafts & Markups, Data Extraction and Paralegal directly, or Scissero's lawyers can run the work for you as a fully managed service and own the output end to end. In-house deployment suits an established legal team that wants to increase its capacity and output without growing headcount, and the managed service can also supplement your existing capacity on specific workstreams. Either way, lawyers are always in the loop.