Pick the deals
One or two closed or dead deals with a typical document package - tax returns, financials, narratives, appraisals.
§ Dead-Deal Pilot
Send us a dead deal. We'll show you what CORE finds.
The fastest way to evaluate CORE is not a feature tour. Pick one or two closed or dead deals, run the borrower package through the platform, and measure the result: time saved, gaps found, and every number traced to its source.
A real file beats a demo script.
You already know how the deal ended. That is what makes it the right test: you can judge whether CORE's extraction, spreads, gap list, and memo support match what your team found the slow way - or catch what it missed.
Real product surface, redacted§ Demo Routing
Bring one real workflow question.
CORE runs the file
Documents are classified, facts extracted with source spans, financials spread, gaps surfaced, and memo sections drafted under cite-or-decline.
You measure the result
Compare time-to-memo, gaps found, and evidence traceability against what your team originally produced.
§ Fit
What the pilot measures
The pilot ends with numbers, not impressions.
01
Hours from document package to reviewable spreads and memo draft
02
Document gaps and missing-item requests CORE surfaces
03
Facts extracted with source citations an examiner could replay
04
Spread accuracy against your original workpapers
05
Memo claims cited to source - and claims declined when no source exists
§ Path
How it runs
Pilot files are handled under NDA on request, kept private to your workspace, and deleted at your direction.
Scope call
30 minutes. Pick the deals, agree what to measure, and cover data handling.
Secure intake
You share the package through a controlled channel. Files stay private to your pilot workspace.
CORE runs the file
Intake, extraction, spreading, gap surfacing, and memo support on the real package.
Results review
Walk the output side by side with the original file and decide next steps on evidence.
§ Next Step
Have a deal in mind already?
Most teams pick the file that hurt the most. That is usually the right choice.