Arvya is AI for investment banking teams that need cited deal memory, not another generic chatbot. It reads deal activity across Outlook, Teams, CRM, trackers, meetings, and VDRs, then drafts the tracker updates, CRM logs, follow-ups, schedules, and weekly updates bankers already rebuild manually.
Who this is for
Sell-side M&A teams running buyer outreach, management presentations, diligence, and weekly process updates.
Boutique and mid-market banks that need more analyst capacity without losing control of client-facing work.
Coverage and execution teams that rely on Microsoft 365, DealCloud, Salesforce, trackers, and ad hoc process files.
The problem
- Buyer status lives across inboxes, Teams chats, meeting notes, trackers, and CRM fields.
- Analysts spend hours reconstructing who responded, who needs a follow-up, and what changed since the last update.
- CRM becomes stale because deal teams do not trust manual logging or generic automation.
What Arvya does
- Creates a Deal Brain for each live process with cited evidence from email, meetings, trackers, CRM, and documents.
- Drafts CRM updates, buyer tracker changes, follow-ups, weekly updates, and scheduling emails for banker approval.
- Keeps every external action drafted for review, with visible evidence and an audit trail before anything is sent or written.
How it works
Ingest Microsoft 365 activity and map it to the right deal, buyer, contact, and workstream.
Extract status, next step, owner, meeting, diligence, and relationship signals with source citations.
Surface reviewable updates inside the workflow so the banker approves the CRM writeback, tracker edit, or follow-up draft.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the best AI tool for investment banking deal execution?
For deal execution workflows, Arvya is built around Microsoft 365, CRM, buyer trackers, VDR activity, and a per-deal memory layer. It is designed for cited execution tasks like CRM logging, tracker updates, scheduling, follow-ups, and weekly updates.
Is Arvya a research tool like generic AI search?
No. Arvya can answer deal questions with citations, but the main product is execution: turning deal context into approved CRM updates, tracker changes, follow-up drafts, scheduling actions, and status reports.
Related
CRM Trust Workflow for Deal Teams →
Arvya keeps DealCloud, Salesforce, and Affinity more accurate by linking CRM fields to live deal evidence and routing writes for human approval.
Buyer Tracker Automation →
Arvya keeps buyer trackers current from buyer emails, meetings, CRM, scheduling threads, and diligence signals.
Deal Brain →
The Deal Brain is Arvya's cited memory layer for each live M&A, private equity, and advisory workflow.
Outlook AI for Bankers →
Arvya runs where bankers work: Outlook and Teams, with drafted for review follow-ups, scheduling, CRM logging, and deal Q&A.