Company records and filings
Review incorporation records, statutory filings, annual returns, resolutions, and supporting documents against a defined checklist.
Secretarial Due Diligence AI
Dotnitron helps diligence teams turn filings, registers, board records, and company documents into structured findings with missing-document flags, source references, and reviewer approval.
Why It Matters
Review incorporation records, statutory filings, annual returns, resolutions, and supporting documents against a defined checklist.
Extract and compare director, shareholder, charge, meeting, and compliance register information across document sets.
Identify absent filings, mismatched dates, unsupported claims, unexplained changes, or documents that need senior review.
Prepare reviewer-ready findings with source references for diligence reports, issue lists, and client-ready summaries.
Pilot Scope
Agree the checklist, document types, expected fields, exception categories, and reviewer approval path.
Run the document set through extraction, comparison, missing-document checks, and issue classification.
Review source-backed outputs, score accuracy, capture gaps, and decide whether to expand.
When It Becomes Urgent
Teams need a workflow that can adapt to the diligence scope while still preserving a standard review method, exception taxonomy, and approval path.
Filings, registers, resolutions, board minutes, charge documents, and supporting evidence often live in different folders and formats.
High-value reviewers should focus on judgment and exceptions, not repeatedly reconstructing basic facts from documents.
Diligence outputs are only useful when every issue, missing item, or inconsistency can be traced back to the supporting document.
Agent Workflow Layers
Classify available filings, registers, board records, resolutions, and supporting documents against the agreed diligence request list.
Extract required facts, compare them across documents, identify missing records, and produce exception categories for reviewer triage.
Generate findings with page-level or document-level references so reviewers can verify every item before it reaches a report.
Export approved findings into issue lists, diligence summaries, workpapers, or client-ready reporting formats.
Technology partnership
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