ENTITY GOVERNANCE, DUE DILIGENCE AND COMPANIES ACT COMPLIANCE
Every clause, every filing, every entity — traceable to the primary record.
Live Companies House integration. AI due diligence with each finding linked to the page in the source document. 150+ statutory element decompositions across the Companies Act 2006 and adjacent corporate-statute regime. Built for solicitors running corporate transactions where outputs have to survive audit by counsel, by counterparty or by the regulator.
Full
Entity governance suite
Live
Companies House integration
100%
Entity visibility
Built-in
Compliance deadline tracking
Trust & security
UK data residency
AWS eu-west-2 (London). TLS 1.3 in transit, AES-256 at rest.
UK GDPR & DPA 2018
Compliant. Cyber Essentials in progress. SOC 2 Type II planned 2026 H2. Roadmap →
Legal Professional Privilege
Your case data is never used to train AI models. Privileged documents stay scoped to the matter.
Sub-processors disclosed
Anthropic, AWS, Stripe under SCCs. Full list → · Retention →
Built for corporate law practice
Every feature designed for solicitors managing transactions, entities, and compliance.
Entity governance
Track every company, subsidiary, and officer across your client portfolio. Companies House integration keeps records current. AI monitors for overdue filings and upcoming deadlines.
Deal management
Manage transactions from heads of terms to completion. Track conditions precedent, coordinate signatories, and generate completion checklists from your matter data.
AI due diligence
Upload documents for AI-assisted due diligence review. Serverity is designed to analyse contracts, surface risks and missing documents, and produce a structured DD report with every finding linked to source. Findings remain reviewable by counsel — the report supports the diligence team, not replaces it.
Board pack generation
One click assembles a board-ready pack from matter data: entity structure, deal status, risk flags, compliance position. Formatted and sourced.
Contract comparison
Compare draft against precedent. AI highlights deviations, missing clauses, and non-standard terms — with clause-level annotations and negotiation leverage assessment.
Companies Act intelligence
150+ statutory element decompositions across the Companies Act 2006 and adjacent corporate-statute regime. Designed to map obligations, calculate deadlines, and track filing requirements — module availability and depth subject to workflow, jurisdiction and account setup.
Cap table and group structure
Track shareholdings across share classes with real-time percentages. Historical cap tables. Transfer workflows with stamp duty tracking.
Compliance monitoring
Confirmation statements, accounts, charge registrations, director filings — tracked once configured during onboarding. Designed to flag obligations ahead of their deadline.
Full matter management included
Case preparation, document management, chronology, bundles, legal research, compliance tracking — all included in every seat.
Full deal lifecycle
Preliminary
Set up the entity, link the matter, import data from Companies House. Conflict check runs as part of the onboarding flow.
Due Diligence
Upload documents for AI-assisted DD review. Track findings by severity, assign workstreams, manage the data room. Counsel reviews and signs off; AI accelerates rather than replaces.
Completion
Track CPs, monitor long-stop dates, manage completion mechanics and post-completion filings.
Beyond the deal
Cross-border, cross-registry, cross-checked
Deal execution is the visible part. The wider operating system handles the cross-border registries, local-counsel coordination and post-deal monitoring that sit around it.
Multi-registry coverage
Companies House live for UK entities. US EDGAR for US-listed counterparties. Adjacent-jurisdiction registry adapters on the active roadmap.
Jurisdiction comparison
Side-by-side comparison of corporate-law obligations across jurisdictions for cross-border deals — directors' duties, share-class rules, filing deadlines.
Local counsel registry
Track local-counsel engagements per jurisdiction with rate cards, scope, deliverables and the matters they're attached to. One source of truth for outside-counsel-on-the-deal.
Entity health monitoring
Continuous health checks against Companies House: charge updates, director changes, filing-deadline drift, late-filing risk. Alerts before the deadline, not after the breach.
Tax & FX views
Indicative tax-treatment summaries on transfers, stamp-duty rates by structure, real-time FX for multi-currency consideration.
Transaction analytics
Deal velocity, time-to-closing per workstream, cost-vs-budget, NDA-to-execution lead time. Built from your firm's deal history.
Questions corporate teams ask
Does this replace our document management system?
No. Serverity is the matter and transaction surface. Documents can sync from your existing DMS via connector (read-only mirror today; bidirectional on the roadmap).
How current is the Companies House data?
Daily cron sync at 02:00 UTC for known entities. On-demand refresh from any entity page.
Multi-jurisdictional?
UK live (Companies House); US EDGAR adapter ready for US-listed counterparties; adjacent registries on the active roadmap.
Stamp duty?
0.5% on shares with < £1,000 paper-transfer exemption (FA 1999 s.6), gifts exempt, AIM/growth-market exempt (FA 2014 s.107). HMRC £5 round-up applied automatically.
Cross-border deals — local counsel?
Local-counsel registry per jurisdiction with rate cards, scope, deliverables and matter linkage.
Corporate law plan
Transparent usage-only pricing. No platform fee. No per-seat fees.
Pay per use
Indicative team cost £30–100/mo · Usage-only
- Unlimited entity management
- Full deal lifecycle tracking
- AI due diligence review
- Contract comparison analysis
- Conflict checking across entities
- Companies House compliance alerts
- Board pack generation
- Cap table and group structure views
- All standard matter features included
- Team management — invite colleagues
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