Semantic search across the data room
How search finds the right clause when the words in the question do not appear in the document, and where that method is weaker.
These articles explain how CogniSuite works and address the questions that come up around running an M&A data room: how documents are indexed and searched, how request lists are matched, how access is set per folder, and what the rules on AI mean for deal software. They are written for deal teams and the advisers around them, and they say where a capability stops as well as what it does. For details that change, such as pricing and our security posture, the articles point to /pricing and /security rather than restating them.
Product
How search finds the right clause when the words in the question do not appear in the document, and where that method is weaker.
What indexing a request list actually does, and how a new request gets matched to an answer your team has already produced.
What AI-assisted setup creates when it builds the folder tree and the request list together, and what it leaves for you to decide.
What happens when a question touches two documents that give different figures, and which parts of that are built and which are not.
Security
What a FIPS validation certificate covers, what phrases like military-grade encryption do not tell you, and what to ask a vendor.
How per-folder access settings resolve for each participant, what they prevent, and what the audit trail records.
Regulation
Which Article 50 transparency duties apply to AI in deal software, and which of them fall on the platform rather than on your deal team.
Practice
What an SEC insider trading case and an FBI advisory about callers posing as internal IT imply about how much one ordinary account can reach.