One record, read three ways.
The CFO reads the Ledger. The General Counsel reads the authority behind every decision. The deal team reads the positions before the first call. One Index, and each of them sees the part they need.
For the CFO
What every deal cost, and what it saved: outside counsel spend before and with Orelis, the saving estimated from hours, and the growth of the record beside it. Two measures of return, never combined into one number.
See the Ledger →For the General Counsel
Every standard, every exception, and who granted it. A departure from your standard waits for the person who holds the authority to approve it. An approval is recorded as a one-off, so the standard stays the standard.
Every decision carries its authority →The last deal's positions before the first call: what you held, what you gave, and what the other side pushed on last time. The team walks in prepared instead of getting prepared.
What your Index already holds
Sample data. The company, deals and terms are fictional.
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