Deal-team clarity
Know what is in scope, what is proven and where the open questions are.
M&A readiness
Know the legal-entity picture before diligence asks for it.
Create a reliable view of the transaction perimeter, ownership, governance and evidence before a deal turns entity data into a diligence bottleneck.
Transaction perimeter visibleEvidence connectedGaps surfaced early
Why this matters
A deal compresses the time available to fix a weak entity baseline.
When entity lists, ownership charts, officers and corporate records disagree, transaction teams spend valuable time reconstructing the picture instead of acting on it.
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The transaction perimeter is unclear
Teams debate which entities, joint ventures and ownership relationships are actually in scope.
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Evidence is separated from the answer
A value may exist in a spreadsheet while the supporting corporate record sits somewhere else.
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Post-close context gets rebuilt again
Diligence data becomes another temporary dataset instead of the baseline for integration.
Pre-diligence exceptionsProject Atlas
TodayOwnership chain4 need review
LegalReviewDirector records2 missing
Deal teamOpenInactive entities5 need decision
Transaction leadDecisionHow Entiti helps
Use one governed baseline before, during and after the transaction.
Entiti keeps the entity context reviewable through diligence and carries it forward into post-close governance, integration and rationalization.
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Establish the perimeter
Confirm entities, ownership chains, key governance roles and unresolved gaps.
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Connect the evidence
Link certificates, registers, resolutions and material changes to the facts they support.
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Surface the exceptions
Make missing, stale or conflicting information visible before diligence finds it.
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Carry the baseline forward
Use the same context for post-close ownership, appointments, simplification and reporting.
Between every stageGoverned context, the evidence behind it and a named owner.
Business outcomes
Spend less transaction time reconstructing the entity picture.
The objective is not to automate legal judgment. It is to make the entity context reviewable before time pressure is highest.
Shared legal and tax baseline
Review ownership, governance and evidence without rebuilding parallel trackers.
Post-close continuity
Carry reviewed entity information into integration instead of starting over.
The Entiti operating model
One governed context. Three jobs.
Record establishes what can be trusted. Intelligence shows what needs attention. Action moves the work forward under your controls.
System of Record
Know what is true.
Governed entity information, sources, provenance and history.
System of Intelligence
Know what needs attention — and why.
Material issues, explanations, sources and visible uncertainty.
System of Action
Get the work done — under control.
Prepared work, approvals, completion evidence and updates.
Completed work returns evidence to the System of Record, so the next decision starts from better context.
Start small
Start with the deal perimeter — not the entire global portfolio.
A bounded transaction scope creates urgency, clear stakeholders and a measurable definition of readiness.
Pre-diligence pilot
Use the target entity perimeter to establish the baseline and surface material gaps.
Post-close continuity
Keep the reviewed context as the starting point for integration and rationalization.
Bounded pilot
Prove the model before you expand it.
Use a representative scope, measure the result, then expand without changing the governed foundation.
- Start
- Validate
- Expand