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Governance power tools, run by an agent. We build AI company-secretary systems that keep small firms investment-ready, without a full-time governance team.
Early-stage firms can't afford a full company-secretary function, but investors still expect clean risk registers, board minutes, forecasts, and a tidy dataroom. So governance gets done late, by hand, and inconsistently, and it shows in due diligence.
We build a stage-appropriate AI secretary that runs the governance loop: spot risk and act on it, set and hit targets, plan with forecasts, run meetings, and keep documents in a secure dataroom you can share with investors. It keeps founders prepared and competitive from startup to scale-up.
The agent keeps risk, targets, forecasts, and meeting records current from your company data, and packages it into a secure dataroom you can share with investors when due diligence comes.
The agent works from your real company data.
It keeps the whole governance loop current.
Organised, current, and ready to share.
Investment-ready the moment due diligence comes.
We built a stage-appropriate governance platform with Co-Sec, an AI company secretary that helps small UK firms become investment-ready. It manages risk, targets, forecasts, and meetings, with a confidential dataroom they can share with investors.
One platform replaces scattered governance tools and keeps founders sharp, prepared, and competitive.
An AI company secretary is an agent that automates corporate-governance work: tracking risk, preparing board meetings and minutes, keeping forecasts and targets up to date, and organising documents in a secure dataroom. It lets smaller firms stay investment-ready without a full-time governance team.
Yes. The tooling is stage-appropriate, so it gives startups the governance discipline investors expect, then grows with them from startup to scale-up.