Alagna turns raw deal files into structured, investment-ready analysis — through a guided AI conversation, not a template.
The challenge
Every deal starts the same way. A data room opens. Dozens of files land — financial models, management presentations, market reports, legal documents. Then someone — usually the most junior person on the team — starts building the memo from scratch.
They toggle between twenty tabs, copy numbers into slides, re-derive metrics that were already buried in a workpaper, and format everything to look like the last memo the IC approved. The senior team reviews, redlines, sends it back. Repeat.
The analysis — the part that actually drives the investment decision — gets compressed into whatever time is left.
This is the process at virtually every investment firm in the world. It's manual, it's slow, and it systematically underweights the work that matters most.
The product
Alagna ingests your entire data room. Not a selection — the whole thing: financial models, CIMs, management presentations, legal documents, market studies, data room exports. PDFs, spreadsheets, slide decks, scanned documents — hundreds of files in mixed formats, processed in full.
No platform on the market today can absorb a complete virtual data room at this scale and across this range of formats. Alagna was built specifically to do this.
Then it works with you. Through a guided conversation, Alagna builds each section of the memo — market context, business model analysis, financial decomposition, valuation, risks. It doesn't summarise your documents and rearrange the output. It reasons across the corpus: cross-referencing financials against management claims, identifying inconsistencies, stress-testing assumptions, and surfacing what matters.
The quality of the analysis reflects what this product was built on: twenty years of investment practice and deep domain expertise, encoded into structured analytical frameworks. This is not the fluent but shallow output you get from a general-purpose AI tool. The analysis is rigorous, specific, and grounded in your data.
The output is a structured Investment Committee memo — your firm's format, your analytical framework — designed to give the IC what it needs to make a decision. Every claim is traceable to the underlying source material.
This isn't autocomplete for documents. It's an analytical process that produces insight and packages that insight for decision-making.
Impact
Alagna gives investment professionals a comprehensive analytical base to work from — not a blank page, not a recycled template. It saves significant time on the mechanical work of memo production: data extraction, financial decomposition, market framing, structuring.
But the deeper value is intellectual. At any point, Alagna can provide an unemotional, unbiased critique of the material being produced. It helps deal teams see what they're missing, test the robustness of their arguments, and refine their thinking before senior review — not after.
This isn't about replacing analysts. It's about giving them a tool that makes their analysis more comprehensive and their reasoning sharper.
Senior investment leaders know what good analysis looks like. They know the questions that should be asked on every deal, the risks that should be weighed, the metrics that matter. The problem is that they can't be in every room.
Alagna encodes that judgment. It industrialises your investment philosophy — the repeatability of what you look for on the upside and on the risk side, a consistent standard of rigour, a level of uniformity not just in structure but in analytical depth and intellectual honesty.
Investment professionals are human: biased, emotional, sometimes advocates for a deal rather than objective analysts of it. A well-told story can mislead even very experienced people. Alagna provides a check — a systematic, dispassionate layer that applies your standards consistently across every deal, every team, every time.
Alagna has the potential to become a standing member of the IC — not a voting one, but an analytical one. The platform reviews every deal to the same standard, surfaces the same questions, applies the same rigour, without politics, fatigue, or advocacy bias.
Whether the deal team uses Alagna to produce the memo or not, the IC can choose to have every set of materials independently assessed before the meeting. This is an organisational choice — but it's a choice that was never possible before.
The result: an Investment Committee that can trust the analytical foundation of every deal it reviews, and spend its time on what actually matters — the investment decision.
Trust & security
Your deal data belongs to you. It is not used for model training — not by Alagna, not by any third party. It is not shared, not aggregated, not accessed by us without your explicit consent. Every firm's data is fully isolated at every layer of the platform. All infrastructure runs in European data centres.
This is not a policy we adopted. It is a principle the platform was built on.
With your firm's explicit consent and entirely within your own perimeter, Alagna can learn from your past deals over time — recognising patterns, drawing on historical comparisons, building institutional memory. The more you use it, the sharper it gets — but only for your firm, only with your approval, and only within walls you control.
This turns data protection from a defensive posture into a strategic advantage. Your accumulated deal experience doesn't walk out the door when people leave. It compounds.
Alagna is configured with your analytical framework, your valuation approach, your memo structure. The output reflects how your team thinks — not how a language model was trained.
Every analytical claim is derived from the deal room corpus. Alagna doesn't invent numbers or fabricate market data. When it makes a statement, you can trace it back to the file and page it came from.
You direct the analysis. You challenge assumptions, adjust scope, and make judgment calls — the same way you would with a strong associate. Alagna doesn't hand you a finished document and hope for the best.