Merlise reads a contract, a filing, or a research paper one claim at a time, looks each claim up against primary records, and reports how likely it is to be true with the sources beside it. A reviewer can open the evidence and decide for themselves. This page is a short overview; we share the rest directly.
A credit memo, a 10-Q, a clinical paper: the documents that carry the most risk are dense with factual claims, and one wrong claim can be expensive. Today the only way to catch them is to read slowly, by hand, and there is more to read every year.
Merlise separates a document into its individual claims and checks each one against primary records such as court filings, SEC EDGAR, and the scientific literature. Every claim comes back with a probability that it holds up and the evidence that informed it, so a reviewer confirms the work rather than taking our word for it.
Software can now read a long document in seconds, but reading quickly is not the same as reading correctly. The teams adopting it fastest are the ones who can least afford an unchecked figure, and who have to show their work when a regulator or a partner asks.
Traction, financials, and the roadmap live in the materials we send directly, not on a public page.
We are happy to send the deck and walk through Merlise on a document of yours. Get in touch and we will find time.