Screen / 01
Every inbound deal scored against your criteria.
Deal materials in, a fit score out, with the reasoning written down and inconsistencies across the documents flagged. Minutes per deal, not hours.
Real estate · Private equity · Private credit
Every deal makesthe next one sharper.
Antonine runs the first pass of diligence in minutes and keeps what your firm learns, so judgment builds instead of resetting with each deal.
3 deals free. No card required.
In a live pilot
10 deals screened in one day.
Per deal
Under five minutes from deal materials to a finished screen, where the same first pass took hours of diligence by hand.
Who ran it
A real estate acquisitions firm with under ten investment professionals.
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The usual fixes
Three ways firms keep up. None of them compounds.
The fixWhat it buysWhere it stalls
01Work longer, or hire another analyst.More hours on each deal.Screens vary by analyst, and what the team knows leaves when people do.
02Spreadsheets, email and a shared drive.A record of what came in.Every deal starts from a blank page. Last year's comps and pass reasons sit in folders nobody reopens.
03General-purpose AI tools.Speed on one document at a time.They don't know your mandate, their figures often come without a source, and they forget everything when the tab closes.
The fix isn't reading faster. It's never starting from zero.
Without that, the same diligence gets redone on every deal, and what you learned on last year's passes never reaches this year's IC.
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How it works
Screen. Underwrite. Remember. In minutes, not days.
Underwrite / 02
A first-draft IC memo in your format.
Terms, financials and risks pulled from the full deal package into the memo your IC already uses. Every figure links to the page it came from.
Remember / 03
Every decision kept for the next deal.
Screens, memos and pass reasons are stored and cross-referenced. When a comparable deal arrives, the past one surfaces with the reasoning attached.
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A real screen
What your team gets back, per deal.
Three screens from the platform, one each for real estate, private equity and private credit. Names are changed. This is what an analyst reviews in place of a blank page.
Recently screened
Investment screening memorandum
Affordable multifamily, 195 units
- Status
- Under reviewReal estate
- Score
- 60/100
- Deal
- Affordable housing (LIHTC)Fee-simple acquisition
- Market
- Southeast U.S.
- Documents
- OMRent roll
2 issues to resolve before IC
- Pro forma NOI of $1,557,590 vs. YE 2025 NOI of $930,601, driven by R&M cut 44.7% and administrative costs cut 64%.Offering memorandum Extracted
- No debt structure information is disclosed anywhere in the OM: loan amount, rate, LTV, DSCR or maturity.Offering memorandum Extracted
Scoring breakdown fixed weights
- Total60/100
Key metrics extracted and confirmed
Units195195 · Whole property.Offering memorandum Extracted
Occupancy90%90% · Subject property occupancy in the rent-comparable section.Offering memorandum Extracted
Effective gross income$3.1M$3.1M · Year-end 2025 effective gross income.Offering memorandum Extracted
Net operating income$930.6K$930,601 · Year-end 2025 NOI.Offering memorandum Extracted
Expense ratio69.7%69.7% · Year-end 2025 total operating expense ratio.Offering memorandum Extracted
Year built1990 & 19921990 & 1992 · The two phases were built in different years.Offering memorandum Extracted
Verdict
Government-backed demand and affordability restrictions running to 2036–2038 support the income. But the pro forma leans on expense cuts no one has inspected. Worth deeper diligence once the asking price, debt terms and a property condition report are in hand.
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Results
Hours of diligence, down to minutes.
10
deals screened in one day
<5 min
per deal, deal materials to finished screen
Hours
per deal for the same first pass by hand
Live pilot · A real estate acquisitions firm, under ten investment professionals
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Inconsistencies caught before anyone read the deal.
Each screen cross-checked the deal materials against each other and flagged where the numbers didn't agree.
II
Comps from the firm's own history.
Every deal came back compared with deals the firm had already looked at, drawn from its own records rather than a generic dataset.
III
And it compounds.
Every screen, memo and decision is kept. The longer you use it, the more of your firm's judgment it carries into the next deal.
Prove it on a current deal.
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What it takes
Live in thirty days. No migration.
Your criteria, your format.
We set screening to your mandate and drafting to your memo template. Your team reviews the output and we tune it.
Works where you already work.
Works with the files and tools your team already uses. Nothing to migrate.
Start with one piece.
Begin with screening alone. Add underwriting and memory when they earn their place.
Your data stays yours.
Each firm is its own organization on Palantir Foundry, with its data kept separate. We don't train models on your data.
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Questions
The things firms ask before they commit.
Who is this for?
Lean investment teams across the lower-middle and middle market: private equity, real estate, private credit, venture capital and family offices where a small team handles sourcing and diligence.
How do you protect our data?
Your firm is its own organization on Palantir Foundry, and its data is kept separate from every other firm's. AES-256 at rest, TLS in transit. We don't train models on your data.
How fast can we see results?
First systems live within thirty days. The platform is designed so the time savings are measurable before your second monthly payment.
What does it cost?
Pricing is modular and scoped to the firm. We do not publish tiered pricing because no two engagements are the same. Talk to us — we will give you the number on the first call.
The next move
See every deal. Remember every decision.
Act on your sharpest judgment.
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