Product / Spaces

Deal rooms that are walls, not folders.

Everything for a deal in one place — and a security boundary the firm can trust, enforced in retrieval, not by convention.

A security primitive

Clearance and corpus scope key off membership.

Scope applies where documents are fetched, not in the UI.

Answers drawn from inside that deal's context.

A folder collects files; it doesn't keep secrets. When deal work is separated only by convention, the wrong search result is one query away.

A Space per deal or workstream. Add members; tag it with the firm's tag catalog.

Membership is the security primitive everything else keys off.

Its documents, its meetings, its shared threads — gathered in one place instead of scattered across tools.

Generic resource grants power all sharing.

A space-scoped assistant answers inside that deal's context — and only that context.

Corpus scoping keys off membership at retrieval time.

What you can retrieve, see and export is scoped by your memberships — Chinese-wall isolation and clearance enforced where it counts: in retrieval.

ABAC clearance + membership-driven corpus scoping.

Calls attach to the deal they belong to; IQ suggests the right room.

Working conversations live with the deal, visible to its members.

A per-space assistant, docked in the room, scoped to the room.

Consistent tags across Spaces, so the firm's taxonomy is one taxonomy.

Join the Space, gain its scope. Leave it, lose it. Nothing to remember.

Spaces are walls, not just folders. The point isn't organizing the deal — it's that people outside it can't retrieve into it.

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