A context engine built from your firm's own deals
General-purpose AI reads the deal in front of it. Starboard reads it against every OM, rent roll, T-12, and memo your team has ever touched, and shows its work. The difference is what you stop missing.
Extract
Every document is decomposed into typed datapoints: figures, tenants, lease terms, formulas. A light pass over sparse text, heavy reasoning on dense tables and spreadsheets.
Connect
Datapoints load into the context engine, a network of entities and relationships. A tenant on a new rent roll links to every lease of theirs your firm has ever seen.
Cite
Every fact keeps a provenance link to its source. Click a finding and the document opens at the page, with the line highlighted. Every claim arrives with its evidence attached.
It finds the questions you didn't ask
Ask about one asset's lender and the engine reasons across the whole portfolio: the same lender on another credit agreement, the covenant trigger sitting inside it, a citation at every step.
Your context engine, and a way to ask it anything
Drop in everything your firm already has: leases, OMs, models, emails, decks. Starboard structures it, links it, and keeps it current. Then talk to all of it at once with Helm.
Hover a deal to see how it connects to the rest of the firm; click to pin it.
Every deal, screened against everything your firm knows
Deals are read against your buy box and your history the moment they land. A first-pass screen with red flags and the first dozen answers, before an analyst opens the file.
From analysis to IC memo, in your templates
Draft memos straight into the format your committee already reads, or pull cited analysis into Excel, Word, Outlook, and PowerPoint. Every number traces back to its source document.
Portfolio-wide experiments in seconds
Refinance every deal at +200bps. Stress-test rents across the pipeline. Walk the committee through any scenario without rebuilding a spreadsheet.
Every number cited to its source document.
Investing runs on provenance. Nothing goes into a memo, a model, or a screen without a link back to the document, the page, the cell it came from.
Purpose-built for CRE underwriting, deployed to institutional security standards. SOC 2 Type II.
Better investors, or just faster ones?
Send us one deal you're evaluating this week. We'll show you what Starboard does with it.