Marveri Launches AI Tool That Drafts Full Disclosure Schedules for Financings and M&A

CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Nov. 12, 2026 — Marveri, the AI platform for financings and M&A, announced today that its automated disclosure schedule drafter is now available to law firms.

Marveri produces a full first draft of the disclosure schedules for a financing or M&A deal from the transaction agreement and the full data room. Every item is cited to its source document, and the draft is ready for the deal team to review, edit and export to Word.

Marveri also automatically runs public searches on the company, covering lien filings, court and bankruptcy dockets, business registry status, IP registrations and more, and incorporates the results into the relevant schedules. Since the beta opened in spring 2026, law firms ranging from boutique deal practices to the Am Law 200 have been using the tool on dozens of live deals.

Disclosure schedules are among the most time-consuming and error-prone documents in a deal. Preparing the schedules takes a deep understanding of the company’s business and the transaction agreement, including the precise wording of each representation and defined term.

Today, associates need to individually review hundreds of contracts, consents and corporate documents against dozens of representations, often on tight timelines.

“When I was a deal lawyer, disclosure schedules meant late nights going through the data room one contract at a time,” said Connor Acle, co-founder and CEO of Marveri. “Marveri reviews the whole data room and produces a full first draft, so the deal team finds issues for clients faster and spends its time on the calls that need a lawyer.”

Marveri’s drafter is built for accuracy. A single run can take up to 12 hours as it reviews every document in the data room and checks its work across multiple AI models.

“Nevertheless, attorneys need to verify every line in the schedules,” said Emily Mu, co-founder and chief technology officer of Marveri. “So the draft flags items for the attorney to review and places where the AI was unsure, with every disclosure linked back to its source document.”

“Disclosure schedules eat up a lot of associate time on a deal,” said Mike Dockery, Marveri’s director of product and a former corporate and M&A partner at Morrison & Foerster. “Marveri gives the team a first draft with sources, so that time goes to review and judgment instead of searching the data room.”

The disclosure schedule drafter is a paid add-on to the Marveri platform. Marveri is SOC 2 Type II compliant and never trains models on customer data. Firms can request a demo at marveri.com/book-demo.

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