Virtual data room · AES-256-GCM

The room where the deal lives.

Agent ∞7 holds the index, the paper, the questions, and the audit trail — so diligence does not happen in inboxes. Every document body is sealed with AES-256-GCM. The master key is not in the database.

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Cipher: AES-256-GCM
Watermark: On every page
Audit: View, print, download
Q&A: Tied to the index

A single index

Folders, versions, and paper live in one tree. Bidders see only what you permit.

Identity on the page

Each view is stamped with the reader’s name. Screenshots still point back.

People, not forwards

Invite counsel and the other side by role. The log shows who actually read.

Their name on the room

After they pay, we dress the room — logo, firm, palette. Agent ∞7 stays the desk.

Encryption

AES-256-GCM

Each document gets its own 256-bit key. That key is wrapped with a master key that never sits in Postgres. GCM authenticates the ciphertext — a bit-flip and the page will not open.

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Off the database: Postgres holds envelopes. The KEK is a server secret.
Not zero-knowledge: We decrypt for an authorised viewer. Same model as a typical VDR.
Not a certificate: No SOC 2, no ISO, no HIPAA BAA. The cipher is real. The audit letter is not.