Built for the industries that run on paperwork.
Agents that read, reconcile and finish the work.
They don't just answer questions about your documents. They collect them, extract what matters, check it against your systems, chase what's missing, and complete the workflow. Start with one agent or deploy a team for the whole function.
Diligence from the filings, not from a sample
Agents read 10-Ks, 10-Qs, audited statements, management accounts and data-room contracts, tie every figure to its source page, normalize the numbers and surface the risks your deal team needs to see.
A target's data room holds three years of audited financials, 14 monthly management packs and 60 customer contracts. Kudra reconciles revenue across all three, finds FY2025 management revenue running $1.2M above the audited figure, traces the gap to two contracts with unbilled renewals, and puts both in the diligence memo with page references for the analyst to confirm.
From a pile of documents to a finished workflow.
Kudra reads from the drives, inboxes and software you already use.
Document types, business rules, approval thresholds. Once, like onboarding a new hire.
A supervisor coordinates a specialist for each part of the work.
Routine cases run on their own. The rest escalate with the evidence attached.
Decisions, corrections and outcomes feed the next run.
One supervisor. Specialist agents. Your approval.
The supervisor understands the objective, splits it into tasks, coordinates the specialists, checks their work, and escalates when judgment is needed.
Built for documents, not conversations.
Generic assistants answer questions. Kudra runs the repeatable processes your documents drive.
Reliable enough to do the work.
Agents shouldn't have unlimited permission to act. Kudra pairs agent reasoning with deterministic workflows, permissions, validations and approvals, so you automate the work without giving up control.
Your documents stay your documents.
Built for sensitive company and client information.


Data protection
Find the workflow an agent should take over first.
Document workflow assessment
One processYou don't need to automate everything at once. We look at how your team handles one document-heavy process today and show what an agent team would realistically take over, and what it would still hand back to a person.
Book a document workflow assessmentWe'll look for
Repetitive processing of PDFs, scans or spreadsheets
Information re-keyed from documents into systems
Documents and systems that don't agree
Chasing documents from clients, vendors or counterparties
Compliance evidence, filings and forms that run on email
One person acting as the integration layer