Most M&A deals involve a lot of activity from the buyer to the financiers and a myriad interested parties. The typical way of describing this is to write dense text in a contract explaining the relationships, an approach that quickly becomes difficult to follow, even for the most experienced legal minds.
StructureFlow’s founder and CEO, Tim Follett, who was trained as a lawyer prior to founding the company in 2017, thought that moving that information to a visual workflow-style approach would transform the process.
Today, the company announced a $3.6 million investment.
StructureFlow identifies all of the parts of the textual description as different components: people, assets, funding flows and contractual relationships. “What our software does is it visually models those things and those relationships so instead of having to engage with that information through mountains and mountains of written text, which is...
