The agent desk
Thirty-one agents.
One desk.
Each agent runs one job your team repeats, to your standards, with the same rules: every figure traced to the document and the section, schedule, sheet or cell it was read from, anything unsourceable flagged red, and an analyst signs everything before it counts.
Meet the agents
Configured to your firm's standards.
Open the full agent library · run all 31
Configured to your templates, labels and voice standards during onboarding. The agents themselves ship ready to run. Example scopes below; click any agent, or let the desk walk itself.
Where it runs:
No stock demo: this one is scoped during onboarding to a job your team repeats, in your format. Same citation rules, same analyst-review gate.
The per-skill recordings on this desk are silent. What plays is the screen, unedited, with no voice track. Where an agent has no recording yet, the panel opens the interactive demo instead, and where it has neither it says so rather than showing an empty frame.
Example time compressions. Every output ends in analyst review.
What stays yours
We hold your documents on purpose.
Pursuit is not a pass-through: an uploaded document is stored so a run can cite the same figure next week, and so the skill file stays ours instead of yours. That is the trade, and here is what holds it.
- → Every file is encrypted before it is written down and stored under your account. We hold the key: access control, not a vault we cannot open.
- → A deal is visible to the person who created it and to the team it has been assigned to. Every read checks both.
- → You can see every browser signed in to your account and end any of them, and a second factor is on by default.
- → One click exports everything you have put in, your documents and your deliverables alike.
- → Delete a deal and the files behind it go first, then the record. A single document can be deleted on its own, and deletion stays with the creator.