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    / Demo
    / Demo

    See Lextract in action.

    In 30 minutes we show you the complete run-through on a sample M&A matter — from the data room through evidenced findings and register data to a review-ready DD report in your firm’s format.

    With an NDA before the first conversation if you prefer.

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    We show the run-through on a sample matter. We do not need your data for it.
    Jeremias BuraFounder, M&A lawyer
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    / Process
    / What you see in 30 minutes

    Six stages, one run-through.

    1

    Taking in the data room

    How Lextract takes in a data room, structures it and orders it by entity, workstream and document type.

    2

    Making findings visible

    How potential red flags, liabilities and open points surface as findings.

    3

    Bringing in the registers

    How register data, ownership structure and chain-of-title questions are brought into the analysis.

    4

    Back to the source

    How every finding leads back to its source — in the document, in the analysis and in the report.

    5

    Producing the report

    How findings, summaries and workstreams become a draft DD report in your firm’s format.

    6

    Reviewing and signing off

    Where your team reviews, decides, adjusts and approves.

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    / Preparation
    / Preparation

    What to bring, and what not to.

    Client data
    Not needed. We show the run-through on a sample matter.
    Attendees
    Whoever runs the due diligence day to day, ideally with IT or data protection.
    Duration
    30 minutes, of which around 10 are for your questions.
    Format
    Video call. In person in Munich if you prefer.
    Preparation
    None. If you have a particular deal type in mind, tell us beforehand and we will set the sample matter up accordingly.
    NDA
    Before the first conversation if you prefer.
    / Still unsure

    The documents first, the conversation after.

    You can review the certificate, the data processing agreement and the technical and organisational measures in advance.