From source documents to a signed position.
From the contract to a memo ready for approval, in minutes rather than days, with the working shown at each step.
Contracts.
Upload an agreement and its side letters. Alit reads each term with an accounting consequence, cites it to its clause, and grades the matters that call for a judgement.
Research.
Ask a technical question in plain words. Answers are grounded in the standards and your firm’s own guidance, each claim underlined to its source, and can become a full treatment.
Six steps, each one reviewable.
Describe the scenario
A contract, a set of documents or a plain description.
Clarify the details
Alit asks only what it needs to know, and asks it once.
Review the facts
Each fact shown with its source, kept apart from assumptions.
Make the judgements
Choose between the positions, each argued and cited.
Build the treatment
Journals and disclosures follow the positions your reviewer selected.
Draft the memo
In your firm’s format, each claim traceable.
Designed around how a firm actually signs off.
Firm knowledge
Guidance, precedents, memo templates and a glossary that shape each draft.
Your name on the memo
Gaps become requests
Where evidence is missing, Alit asks for it in place, and the accounting updates when you answer.
A record of each call
Each position your reviewer selects is logged with who chose it, when, and whether it followed Alit’s recommendation.
What Alit will not do.
Decide for you
Your reviewer chooses between the positions, and their choice is final.
Sign anything
Train on your data
Invent evidence
Where the record is silent, Alit asks, or marks the assumption for your reviewer to confirm.