Tower is a diligence management platform that provides deal teams with a single collaborative workspace to collect, organize, and analyze disclosures, project-manage deals, review contracts with full deal context, and generate deliverables such as reports and disclosure schedules.
Key features and functions include:
Automated Data Room Organization
Upload files or sync from an existing room, SharePoint, Box, OneDrive, or Google Drive. Tower renames and files every document to the user's naming conventions and folder structure, indexes it against the corresponding diligence request, and flags what's still outstanding.
Collaborative Request & Q&A Management
Build, assign, and track diligence request lists in real time across internal and external stakeholders. Requests and follow-up questions live in one system — Tower drafts responses from documents already in the room, flags gaps before the other side finds them, and keeps a full record of who asked what and when.
One Workspace Per Deal
Assign owners, set permissions by group, leave notes, and track reviewer progress from a single workspace. Buy-side, sell-side, lenders, and each advisor get the view appropriate to their role.
Continuous Issue Detection
Tower flags expirations, missing pages, amendments, and anything else the user tells it to watch for, the moment a file hits the room.
AI-Assisted Review & Deliverable Generation
Query thousands of documents at once using Tower's purpose-built agents or the user's own AI tools. Summaries, insights, and issue flags carry citations back to source documents, and the same output generates client-ready deliverables — DD reports, disclosure schedules, memoranda - cited, verifiable, and editable by the user's team.
Document Analytics
Page-by-page engagement tracking: what each party opens, how long they spend, and what they keep returning to. Useful for pacing a process, prioritizing follow-ups, and knowing where the deal stands.
Secure Virtual Data Room & Client Portal
AES-256 encryption at rest and TLS 1.2+ in transit, organization-specific encryption keys, granular role-based access controls, and a choice of U.S. or Canadian data hosting. Set granular role-based permissions on people and documents. Grant secure AI privileges to third parties to help them query their own data alongside the user's team.
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