AcceleratediligencewithAI evidence you can trust
15Rock turns your sources and methodology into cited decision artifacts — IC memos, board packs, risk ratings — with every claim traceable back to its source.
§ 01 · Private source intelligence
Ask diligence questions across every trusted source.
Agent workspace
Acme Industrial IC memo
Build the bull / bear case and cite every material claim.
“Pricing actions offset input-cost pressure, but inventory normalization remains a second-half dependency.”
Used by teams at
Built from hands-on use across investment firms, advisors, banks, and global enterprise teams.
The evidence path
One workflow. Six stages. Every claim cited. A traceable path from a trusted source to a defensible decision artifact.
Source map
Ingest trusted sources
Claim engine
Map claims to evidence
Workflow engine
Apply your methodology
Draft artifact
Generate cited output
Reviewer loop
Human validates
Decision pack
Export memo · brief · board pack
Built for evidence, review, and accountability.
15Rock does not make the decision. It structures the evidence, assumptions, trade-offs, and draft artifacts so your team can defend how an answer was produced — to IC, board, client, or compliance.
Source ingestion & permissions
Filings, transcripts, PDFs, data-room docs, and internal memos enter a private workspace with granular access control — your data, your perimeter.
Source-linked claims
Every material assertion is mapped to the page, table, or transcript line it came from. Unsupported claims surface before review.
Human review loop
Analysts approve, flag, or rewrite at the claim level. Decisions are signed off by people — every action recorded against the evidence.
Tamper-evident audit trail
Every ingestion, citation, reviewer action, version, and export — captured and exportable alongside the artifact for IC, board, or compliance review.
Enterprise data handling
Encrypted in transit and at rest, SSO/SAML, MFA, and role-based access. Your data never trains shared models.
Exportable decision artifacts
IC memos, risk registers, board packs, and source appendices export as PDF, DOCX, or structured JSON — reproducible and defensible.
From trusted sources to a cited decision artifact
Six stages. Every claim mapped to evidence. Every reviewer action audit-trailed.
Ingest sources
Filings, broker research, internal models, transcripts, regulatory data — every input is registered, hashed, and verified before it can be cited.
- BloombergNEF — Steel 2030Q3 2025
- IEA WEO 2025Oct 2025
- Form 10-K (12 filings)FY24
- Internal model — capex base casev3.2
- Earnings transcripts (8)Q1–Q3
5 of 5 sources verified · ready for claim mapping
Map claims to evidence
Every assertion in a draft is linked back to the source span it came from. Unsupported claims are flagged before they reach a reviewer.
Steel-sector capex is set to rise 18% YoY through 2027, driven by green-premium product lines.
Conf · high- BNEF Steel 2030[p.42]“Greenfield DRI-EAF capex commitments up 18.4% YoY, concentrated in EU and India.”
- ArcelorMittal 10-K[FY24]“Capex guidance raised to $4.5–5.0B, weighted to decarb.”
- IEA WEO 2025[ch.6]“Green-premium product demand grows at 11% CAGR through 2030.”
Apply your methodology
Your IC framework, scoring rubric, and red-flag library run as a workflow — not a prompt. Same questions, same depth, every diligence.
| Claim | Source | Value | Conf. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Market growth | BNEF + IEA | +11% CAGR | Conf · high |
| Capex trajectory | 10-K filings | +18% YoY | Conf · high |
| Margin durability | Broker consensus | Mixed | Conf · medium |
| Regulatory tail risk | EU CBAM | Elevated | Conf · medium |
Generate the draft
Memo, brief, sector note, or board pack — drafted with every claim citation-linked. No fabrication, no untraceable paragraphs.
IC memo — Aurora Steel Acquisition
Exportable · Cited · Audit-trailed
- Executive summarycomplete
- Thesis & key claims (12)complete
- Evidence appendix (47 citations)complete
- Risk registerin-review
- Reviewer sign-offpending
Human validates
Your analysts review claim-by-claim. Approve, flag, or rewrite — every action is recorded against the underlying evidence span.
- Approved
J. Singh
Senior Analyst
“Capex thesis well-supported — green-premium evidence is the strongest.”
- Flagged
M. Patel
Sector Lead
“Margin durability claim needs a second broker source.”
- Pending
R. Chen
Investment Committee
Export the artifact
Decision-ready output: memo, brief, or board pack — every paragraph traceable to its source. The audit trail ships with the file.
Claim engine linked 47 citations to 12 claims
08:14 · automated
J. Singh approved sections 1–3
10:42 · reviewer
M. Patel flagged margin durability for re-evidence
11:08 · reviewer
Workflow engine regenerated section 4 with new source
11:31 · automated
R. Chen exported decision pack (PDF + DOCX)
14:20 · reviewer
A diligence operating system, not a prettier chatbot.
15Rock separates source handling, claim extraction, validation, output generation, and monitoring so investment teams can defend how an answer was produced.
Ingest
Filings, transcripts, PDFs, spreadsheets, data room docs, expert notes, and CRM context enter a private workspace.
Source map
Entities, dates, pages, tables, speakers, and source quality are organized before any narrative is drafted.
Claim engine
Material assertions, KPIs, peer comparisons, risks, and contradictions are extracted and grouped by decision question.
Validation
Citations, math, peer relevance, source coverage, and conflicts are checked before content reaches the memo.
Output
IC memo, red-flag register, benchmark table, source appendix, and editable client-ready brief are exported together.
Monitor
The source map keeps watching for new signals, portfolio changes, competitor moves, and follow-up questions.
Serious investment work needs more than a chat box.
Chat is useful for brainstorming. Diligence requires traceability, repeatable methodology, source coverage, validation, and a finished decision artifact.
Forgets the source map
A chat thread cannot maintain a durable library of pages, tables, speakers, and prior internal notes.
Answers without audit trail
Investment teams need to inspect the evidence behind material claims, not trust a fluent summary.
Cannot compare consistently
Forty documents, ten peers, and five memo sections require repeatable structure and normalization.
Misses firm methodology
Generic assistants do not know your IC format, red-flag taxonomy, or partner review standard.
Drops contradictions
Diligence depends on surfacing conflicting evidence instead of smoothing it into one clean answer.
Stops before the deliverable
The job is not an answer bubble. It is an editable memo, register, benchmark, appendix, and validation log.
Built for teams that run on intelligence
You run diligence on 40-hour timelines. Your associates spend the first two days reconstructing research that should already exist — financials, management backgrounds, peer benchmarks, red flags.
- Initial screening in <30 min
- IC memo with citations
- Red flags surfaced early
- Peer benchmarks from verified data
What your team gets
Cited decision artifacts with full audit trails
Bring the sources your team already trusts. Get outputs your team can defend.
15Rock organizes public, private, and firm-specific context into one source layer, then carries citations through every memo section, benchmark, and risk callout.
Public market evidence
Private diligence material
Firm operating context
Decision artifacts with citations attached
Every output ships with a source appendix and validation log, so reviewers can trace each material claim back to the evidence that supports it.
How the workflow runs
Six terms you'll see across the product. Each maps to a concrete artifact, not a marketing concept.
Source map
Every trusted input — filings, broker research, internal models, regulatory data — registered and verified before it can be cited.
Claim engine
Maps each assertion in a draft to the evidence span it came from. Unsupported claims surface before review.
Workflow engine
Your methodology — IC framework, scoring rubric, red-flag library — running as a repeatable workflow, not a prompt.
Reviewer loop
Analyst review at the claim level. Approve, flag, or rewrite — every action recorded against the evidence.
Decision pack
The output: memo, brief, or board pack — every paragraph traceable to its source.
Audit trail
Every source ingestion, claim mapping, reviewer action, and export — captured and exportable with the artifact.
Results from pilot workflows
Anonymized feedback from pilot teams across PE, banking, credit, and advisory
“Cut initial screening time by 80% while improving analysis depth. Our associates now evaluate 3x more targets per quarter.”
Managing Director
Growth Equity Fund — Pilot participant, 2026
“First-round materials that used to take 40 hours now take 8. Associates spend time on client-facing work instead of data gathering.”
Director, M&A Advisory
Mid-Market Investment Bank — Pilot participant, 2026
“Caught a workforce reduction at a portfolio company 4 months before the covenant breach. Early warning system paid for itself with one save.”
Senior Credit Analyst
CLO Manager — Pilot participant, 2026
“Walked into a sector review with ten industry-specific levers benchmarked and cited. The client asked how we got there overnight. We said it was our process.”
Partner, Strategy Practice
Global Advisory Firm — Pilot participant, 2026
Why the output is trusted
Every artifact carries its own audit trail — citations, reviewer actions, and source provenance — exported with the decision pack.
Private workspace; your data never trains models
Multi-Layer QA — 20+ validation checks catch errors before you see them
AES-256 encryption; GDPR/CCPA-ready
No annual contract required — start with a 2-week pilot
Bring us one target. Get back a cited memo draft.
Two-week proof of concept using your companies, sectors, and methodology. We’ll produce an IC-ready or client-ready diligence pack before you commit.
Built for confidential diligence workflows · Every material claim source-linked
Start small
Most teams begin with one workflow, one source set, and one output.