Diligen

Diligen is an AI contract analysis platform for due diligence, extracting clauses and surfacing risks across large document sets.

Overview

Diligen helps legal teams analyze thousands of contracts during due diligence, M&A and compliance reviews. Its machine learning identifies provisions — change of control, indemnity, termination, assignment — highlights them in context and exports structured summaries for reporting. Teams use it to focus human review on what matters, cutting diligence timelines substantially. The platform supports custom clause training for specialized document types, and project dashboards track review progress across workstreams. Law firms and corporate legal teams use Diligen where accuracy on large document populations is non-negotiable.

Key Features

• Machine-learning clause identification and extraction
• Due diligence workflows for M&A document sets
• Custom clause models for specialized documents
• Structured summaries and reporting exports
• Project dashboards tracking review progress
• Security suited to confidential legal work

Pricing

Diligen is priced through enterprise agreements based on document volume, users and support requirements.

Who Is It For

Law firms and corporate legal teams running due diligence, contract audits and compliance reviews over large document populations.

FAQ

Is Diligen free to use?

No — Diligen is an enterprise platform with pricing arranged through the vendor.

Does Diligen offer an API?

Integration support connects Diligen with document management and legal workflow systems.

How does Diligen compare to alternatives?

Versus Kira Systems, Diligen competes on due diligence workflows and custom modeling; both reduce manual review of large contract sets dramatically.

How accurate is clause extraction?

Machine learning identifies provisions with review-confidence indicators, and the human-in-the-loop workflow focuses expert attention where the model is less certain.

Can we train custom models?

Yes — teams train custom clause detection for specialized document types like industry-specific agreements or non-standard lease structures.

How does it fit diligence workflows?

Project dashboards organize document populations, assign review workstreams and export structured findings for reports — the actual deliverables diligence teams owe clients.

What about data security?

Confidential document handling includes access controls, encryption and deployment practices designed for privileged legal material.

Which document types work best?

Contracts are the core strength — vendor agreements, leases, employment documents and loan agreements among them — with custom training extending coverage.

Is training required?

Onboarding covers project setup and review workflows; most legal professionals are productive within days on their first document populations.

How is pricing structured?

Pricing is custom per project scope and document volume, arranged through the vendor during onboarding.