Document workflow automation
Uses AI agents for document-intensive workflows in finance, insurance, and legal settings, with a focus on tasks like diligence, analysis, and reporting.
V7 Go is an AI workflow automation platform for document-heavy work in private equity, finance, insurance, and legal teams. It automates CIM analysis, due diligence, DDQ completion, and portfolio monitoring.
V7 Go is an AI workflow automation platform for document-heavy work in private equity, finance, insurance, and legal teams. It is positioned around investment-lifecycle tasks such as CIM analysis, due diligence, IC memo creation, DDQ completion, and portfolio monitoring.
The product is designed to turn uploaded or connected documents into decision-ready outputs. The source says V7 runs due diligence, builds IC memos, and traces every number back to its source, with workflows that can be deployed across a team and improved over time.
Uses AI agents for document-intensive workflows in finance, insurance, and legal settings, with a focus on tasks like diligence, analysis, and reporting.
Breaks complex tasks into reasoning steps with Index Knowledge so LLMs can query source data more accurately than a single model call.
Supports conditional logic that can route sensitive data to human review when needed.
Recognizes printed and handwritten text, plus charts, diagrams, and logos through OCR and document understanding.
Supports a variety of foundation models and allows customers to connect their own API keys.
Uses a custom pricing structure based on platform access, user access, and document volume.
Analyze CIMs and turn them into structured outputs for deal teams, including summaries and decision support materials.
Automate due diligence work by extracting key data from data rooms and producing IC memos or other review materials.
Complete DDQs and other repetitive questionnaire-style tasks by processing source documents and routing exceptions for review.
Track portfolio materials and recurring reports so teams can monitor companies with less manual document processing.
Build automated document-generation pipelines that trigger when a new file is added to a folder, such as a standardized summary deck from an uploaded CIM.
V7 Go is a separate product from V7 Darwin. The source describes Darwin as a data labeling platform for annotating images, videos, and medical imaging, while V7 Go focuses on applying foundation models to document-intensive workflows.
Yes. The pricing page says V7 Go supports a variety of foundation models, and you can also connect your own API keys to use models of your choice.
The source says V7 Go can recognize printed and handwritten text, and it also handles charts, diagrams, and logos.
The document generation workflow can be configured for one-off tasks or recurring automation. The source gives an example of triggering an analysis-to-document pipeline when a new CIM is uploaded to a designated folder.
Pricing is custom. The pricing page says the total annual cost is based on a base platform fee, user access, and document-processing volume.