One governed system for the whole firm — built to refuse a number it can’t source.
AKAXA runs the private-equity lifecycle on one intelligence layer: sourcing, diligence, IC, portfolio, funds & LPs, and firm memory. Designed to trace every material number to the filing it came from — and to name the ones it can’t verify.
No production customer yet — nothing here we couldn’t stand behind.
One example run on synthetic pilot data. The scan grades the deal, sources what the filings support, and names what it cannot verify.
You made your portfolio companies AI-native. Your own deal desk still checks the numbers by hand.
An analyst re-keys figures out of the data room. A VP reconciles three EBITDA numbers from three files the night before IC. Someone asks where a number came from, and the trail runs into a deck that got it from a model that got it from a founder’s estimate. AKAXA runs that pass in one go — and shows its work, or tells you it couldn’t.
It said D. And it told you exactly why.
Most AI writes a confident paragraph over a number it never checked. On this example run, AKAXA didn’t round the gaps away.
See the full run, sourced number by number, on the Product page →
A sourced number brings its filing with it.
Hover any source — it shows the document and the date the number was actually true. What it can’t verify, it names.
| Operating metric | Value | As-of | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Revenue YoY growth | 62.0% | FY2025 | SEC XBRLForm 10-K · FY2025 · XBRL-tagged revenue, verbatim tie-out. |
| Gross margin | 67.3% | 2025-12-31 | SEC XBRLForm 10-K · balance date 2025-12-31. |
| Adjusted EBITDA | $248M | 2026-02-18 | Unverifiable: non-GAAPStatus is a source too. Company-defined adjustment, no verbatim tie-out — flagged, not trusted. |
A quote that doesn’t tie back to the source text as a substring is not softened, not paraphrased. It’s dropped.
Files you can open, argue with, and defend.
Built from one evidence layer — so the three stay consistent. Every export is stamped “review copy — verify before reliance.”
Pre-IC diligence scan
Ten workstreams, red flags, valuation, Risk & SPA, 100-day plan, IC memo — and the gaps it couldn’t close.
The scan, editable
Mark it up, take it into the room. The sources travel with it.
IC deck
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LBO workbook
Sources & Uses, sensitivities, scenarios — plus Input Gaps and an Audit Trail sheet.
It starts at the deal. It runs the firm.
Nine workspaces on one shared context, from sourcing to LP reporting — this is what the firm actually sees.
Deal analysis, Firm Memory, Funds & LPs, Watchfloor, Portfolio, Automations — walk each one on the Product page →
Incomplete work can’t leave looking finished.
The gate is in the system, not in someone’s memory. And nothing is approved automatically — every material change waits for a person.
Sourced, no missing critical field. Full export.
Coverage is thin. Exports with source-gap footnotes.
Screening brief only. The IC memo is held back.
A critical validation failed. The file does not render.
The short version, before you ask.
If this reads as underselling, good. It’s the same discipline we point at your deals.
See it on your own deal.
We’ll run one of your past deals through AKAXA and show you exactly what it could not verify — the gaps included.