The platform aggregates filings, corporate action records, and security identifiers to bridge gaps between disparate jurisdictional systems. Co-founder and CEO Tiana Stoddart, who spent three years manually tracing records before launching the venture, noted that the software aims to provide a reliable investigative basis for issuers and counsel rather than offering simple conclusions. By distinguishing supported findings from unresolved questions, the company seeks to standardize how market participants handle complex, multi-system data sets.

Backing the initiative is MaxWave Capital, whose managing partner, Peter J. Balafas, emphasized that the firm’s investment hinges on the platform’s integration into existing professional workflows. With over 50,000 companies listed globally, the startup intends to move beyond basic automation by embedding deep domain expertise into its infrastructure. Headquartered in New Brunswick, the company is currently initiating paid issuer pilots while developing a roadmap for future retail access.