Agentic deal execution

AI Deal Execution Team

Arvya is an AI deal execution team that runs inside Outlook, Teams, CRM, trackers, VDRs, and deal documents.

Direct answer

An AI deal execution team does not just search documents. It helps run the operating work around a transaction: scheduling, buyer tracking, CRM logging, meeting notes, follow-up drafting, VDR Q&A, weekly updates, and deal Q&A. Arvya delivers that with shared Deal Brain memory and human approval before writeback.

Who it is for

IB and PE teams that want AI agents for execution, not only research.

Firms that need one workflow layer across Microsoft 365, CRM, trackers, and data rooms.

Teams that require evidence, approvals, audit logs, and permission boundaries.

The broken workflow

Deal work is fragmented across systems and people.

AI search helps find information, but the workflow still remains open loop.

A generic assistant cannot safely write into CRM, trackers, email, or calendars without finance-native controls.

What Arvya does

Deploys workflow agents for scheduling, tagging, activity tracking, notes, CRM, VDR, updates, Ask Arvya, and firm-specific execution work.

Shares a Deal Brain across agents so each action improves the memory layer.

Keeps outbound and writeback actions drafted for review and auditable.

How it works

Built for cited answers and human review before writeback.

1

Connect to the firm's Microsoft 365, CRM, trackers, meetings, documents, and VDR references.

2

Build a deal-scoped memory graph with source citations and access controls.

3

Draft the next action and route it to the right human for approval.

Common questions

What is an AI deal execution team?

It is a set of AI agents that can help perform the recurring operating work around live transactions while preserving evidence, approvals, and auditability.

How is Arvya different from AI document search?

AI document search retrieves information. Arvya uses deal context to draft actions such as CRM updates, buyer tracker changes, scheduling emails, follow-ups, and weekly updates.