The verification engine and the analyst workspace
Claims checked on the knowledge graph, data room intake, specialist agents across nine workstreams, review and release gates, the four further use cases, the analyst workspace and administration screens.
19 October 2026 to 23 October 2026
- New
Verification engine
Claims are checked on the knowledge graph and every finding is anchored to the evidence behind it, with the status Supported, Unresolved or Contradicted.
- New
Data room intake
Documents are ingested, understood and made searchable, and passages in other languages are translated on intake so analysts can read them alongside the original.
- New
Specialist agents across nine workstreams
Agents with citations support the financial, legal, tax, commercial, technology, HR, ESG, cyber and operational workstreams of a due diligence.
- New
Review, release gates and deliverables
Executive notes, detailed reports, evidence packs and audit trails are produced only after a named reviewer's decision.
- New
Deal steering
Steering from the investment thesis to the price discussion, with the findings that matter to each point of the thesis.
- New
Seller questions, collaboration and post-deal
Questions to the seller are drafted, sent and linked to the findings they concern; work continues after signing.
- New
Four further use cases on the same core
Business relationships, professional credentials, institutional partnerships and access to sensitive information run on the same verification core as M&A due diligence.
- New
Analyst workspace
Saved views, replay of a file as it was known at a given date, search within your own environment and a command palette for keyboard users.
- New
Evidence map and anchored pages
Findings can be read on a map, and each cited page opens at the anchored passage.
- New
API, webhooks and data lifecycle
A public API and webhooks connect AnKre to your tools, with controls over how long data is kept and when it is erased.
- New
AI capability cards
Each AI function is described to users in a capability card: what it does, what it does not do and how its output is reviewed.
- New
Access policy and audit ledger
Every action is decided by an access policy and recorded in a tamper-evident audit ledger, with engagement tracking for each file.
- New
Administration
Client onboarding and billing, an operator console, a compliance view, client source settings, a graph view and a service status page.
- New
Support without seeing your content
Our operators can support your team without access to the content of your files.
- New
Dedicated environments and white-label domains
A client can have an environment of its own, deployed from the same release, and advisers can serve their clients under their own domain.
- New
Every screen in every supported language
All screens are available in each supported language and meet WCAG 2.2 AA.
- Improved
Guardrails by construction
Security, data and release guardrails are built into the platform rather than checked afterwards.
- Improved
Recovery and capacity
Recovery drills are run for each kind of data against their recovery objectives, and a capacity test removed the bottlenecks it found.
- Improved
Faster answers
Agent answers to an analyst's question are recorded faster.
- Fixed
Focus, maps and erasure
A pending filter no longer takes focus from the analyst action bar; map reference layers load from their published sources; a client's exit is fully erased by the scheduled purge.
- Fixed
Technical due diligence permissions
Actions in technical due diligence are now decided by the same access policy as every other action.
Discuss an investigation workflow
Tell us about the checks your teams run today. We will show how the same work looks when every finding carries its evidence.