Load the data room
Drop in the full set of deal documents — commercial agreements, leases, financing, and ancillary contracts — in any format. eBrevia ingests thousands of files at once.
M&A Due Diligence
Close deals faster with AI-powered due diligence.
eBrevia reads an entire data room and pulls the provisions that move a deal — change of control, assignment, termination, exclusivity, and MFN — so your deal team builds an issue list in hours, not weeks. AI contract review that is up to 90% faster than reading every agreement by hand.
90%Faster than manual deal-document review
ThousandsOf deal documents reviewed in a single pass
HoursTo a complete issue list, not weeks
Sell & buyBuilt for sell-side prep and buy-side review
The diligence workflow
From data room to issue list in four steps.
Load the documents, let the AI surface the provisions that change deal value, compare them to the deal's standard, and export a report the whole deal team can act on.
Purpose-built for deal velocity.
eBrevia is document-agnostic, so it handles the messy, mixed, and scanned contracts that fill a data room — without template setup. The same engine works whether you are running buy-side review on a target or preparing your own contracts for sale.
AI extracts deal-critical provisions
Pre-trained models pull change of control, assignment, termination, exclusivity, MFN, governing law, and more — using 700+ pre-trained fields plus any custom provisions the deal requires.
Flag risk & compare to standard
Cluster similar agreements, detect duplicates, and compare each clause against the deal's accepted standard to surface non-conforming terms and hidden exposure instantly.
Export the issue list & report
Send source-linked findings straight to Excel for a diligence report, issue list, or red-flag memo — every value traceable to the original contract language.
Diligence capabilities
Everything a deal team needs to review with confidence.
Pre-trained for transactional due diligence, with source-linked accuracy and the export that fits straight into your deliverables.
Change-of-control & assignment extraction
Automatically surface the consent, assignment, and change-of-control provisions that determine which contracts survive the transaction.
Risk flagging
Highlight termination rights, exclusivity, MFN, and other deal-critical terms so the highest-risk agreements rise to the top of the review queue.
Issue list & report export
Generate clean, source-linked issue lists and diligence reports in Excel — ready for the deal team, counsel, and the client.
Sell-side diligence prep
Run your own contract base before going to market to identify problem provisions early and present a clean, well-organized data room.
Clause comparison
Compare the same provision across hundreds of agreements to spot non-standard terms and outliers against the deal's accepted position.
Post-closing integration planning
Carry the structured extraction forward to map obligations, notice dates, and renewals as the acquired contracts join your portfolio.
Why eBrevia for M&A
Diligence is the problem we were founded to solve.
eBrevia was founded in 2011 to cut the cost and manual burden of M&A due diligence review. AI contract analytics built on machine learning and natural language processing, remains at the core of how deal teams move faster today.
Pair it with Contract Analyzer
The same extraction engine that powers deal review, with 700+ pre-trained fields and one-click Excel export. Explore Contract Analyzer →
Scale to the whole data room
Run bulk review across thousands of deal documents at once, with clustering and duplicate detection to focus effort. See bulk review →
30–90% time reduction
Deal teams cut review time by 30 to 90 percent, turning weeks of associate hours into a same-day issue list without sacrificing defensibility.
See it on your deal
Book a walkthrough
Bring us a data room. We’ll show you the issue list.
Send a sample set of deal documents and we’ll run them through eBrevia — extracting change of control, assignment, and termination provisions and exporting an issue list on your own contracts.