DealRuntime

DealRuntime

The operating system for brokered transactions.

Run the transaction. Protect the economics. Follow the fee to cash.

See it in actionFounding Access

Founding Access. Capabilities are shown as current, preview or planned.

Illustrative transaction. Fictional data. One deal with four buyer routes. Buyer 01 is qualified and Buyer 02 is active. Sharing seller identity with Buyer 03 is held by Commercial Protection until authority covers that recipient, and Ask Runtime gives the reason. Commission state has reached earned, with cash still ahead.

Deal Control

One deal. Many buyer routes. Fully controlled.

Seller truth lives once, in the deal. Every buyer route moves on its own state.

Illustrative transaction. Fictional data. One seller deal holds the shared truth: mandate, material facts, protection and fee basis. Four buyer routes run from it on their own terms. Buyer 01 is qualified, Buyer 02 is active, Buyer 03 is held until authority covers it, and Buyer 04 has passed.
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Commercial Protection

Share at the right moment.

Sensitive actions are checked against current authority before anything leaves the deal.

Action blockedCurrent authority does not cover this recipient.

Action authorizedAuthority now covers this recipient.

Illustrative. Fictional data. The same request, to share seller identity with Buyer 03, meets the disclosure gate twice. Before authority covers Buyer 03 it is blocked there. Once authority covers Buyer 03 it passes.
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Ask Runtime Preview

Describe your transaction. See how it would run.

Ask Runtime answers from DealRuntime’s product architecture and shows its sources.

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Ask Runtime is an interactive preview: answers come from DealRuntime's published material and show their sources. Founding Access follows if you want a walkthrough.

Ask RuntimePreviewExample answer
Visitor

We represent sellers and usually run 20 to 30 buyers.

Ask Runtime
Deal
1
BuyerParticipations
20 to 30
Commercial Protection
Relevant
Commission Control
Relevant
Source basis
  • Deal Control
  • Commercial Protection
  • Product architecture

Commission Control

A close is not cash.

Every fee keeps its own state, from expected value to collected cash.

  1. Expected
  2. Agreed
  3. EarnedDeal closes
  4. Invoiced
  5. Due
  6. CollectedCash

Disputed

Illustrative fee journey. A due fee can branch into dispute before it is collected.
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Product systems

Seven systems. One transaction model.

Each system owns a real brokerage job.

Run

Deal Control

One seller deal. Every buyer route independently controlled.

FindPreview

Search Missions

Search for the missing side of a live commercial opportunity.

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Match Desk

Turn candidates into defensible buyer routes.

Control Fabric

AI can research and propose. Authority stays explicit.

  • Evidence
  • Authority
  • Approval
  • Audit

Your CRM can remember the contact. DealRuntime controls the transaction.

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